Definition: A type of plant that belongs to a group of North American herbs, known for their heart-shaped leaves and small flowers that grow in clusters.

Example: The garden was filled with colorful heuchera plants that added beauty to the landscape.

Definition: A type of plant that belongs to the mallow family, known for its large and colorful flowers. These plants are often found in tropical regions and can be shrubs or small trees.

Example: The hibiscus in her garden bloomed with bright red flowers.

Definition: A type of tree found mainly in North America that has hard wood and produces edible nuts.

Example: The carpenter used hickory wood to make a sturdy table.

Definition: Describing a type of bush that is tall or grows to a significant height.

Example: The highbush blueberries are easier to pick than the lowbush varieties.

Definition: A type of shrub found in eastern North America that has white flowers and red berries, known for its rounded leaves with serrated edges.

Example: The hobblebush blooms beautifully in the spring with its clusters of white flowers.

Definition: A type of coarse plant that belongs to certain genera, often found in weedy areas.

Example: The hogweed grew tall and spread quickly in the garden.

Definition: A type of tree or shrub that has shiny green leaves with sharp edges and bright red berries, often used for decoration during Christmas.

Example: We decorated the house with holly for the holiday season.

Definition: A tall plant known for its large, colorful flowers, often grown in gardens and originally from the Middle East.

Example: The garden was filled with beautiful hollyhocks in various colors.

Definition: Describing organisms that can make their own food using sunlight, similar to how green plants do, without needing to eat other organisms.

Example: Some algae are holophytic, as they produce their own food through photosynthesis.

Definition: Referring to organisms that produce only one type of spore, which can develop into a gametophyte.

Example: Many ferns are homosporous, producing only one kind of spore.