HORTICULTURE HOVE
HORTON, CHRISTIANA HOVENDEN, THOMAS
HORTON, ROBERT FORMAN HOW, WILLIAM WALSHAM
HORTON, SAMUEL DANA HOWARD (family)
HORUS HOWARD, CATHERINE
HORWICH HOWARD, JOHN
HOSANNA HOWARD, OLIVER OTIS
HOSE HOWARD, SIR ROBERT
HOSEA HOWARD, LORD WILLIAM
HOSE-PIPE HOWARD OF EFFINGHAM, WILLIAM HOWARD
HOSHANGABAD HOWE, ELIAS
HOSHEA HOWE, JOHN
HOSHIARPUR HOWE, JOSEPH
HOSIERY HOWE, JULIA WARD
HOSIUS HOWE, RICHARD HOWE
HOSIUS, STANISLAUS HOWE, SAMUEL GRIDLEY
HOSKINS, JOHN HOWE, WILLIAM HOWE
HOSMER, HARRIET GOODHUE HOWEL DDA
HOSPICE HOWELL, JAMES
HOSPITAL HOWELLS, WILLIAM DEAN
HOSPITIUM HOWITT WILLIAM
HOSPODAR HOWITZER
HOST HOWLER
HOSTAGE HOWRAH
HOSTE, SIR WILLIAM HOWSON, JOHN SAUL
HOSTEL HOWTH
HOSTIUS HOXTER
HOSUR HOY
HOTCH-POT HOYLAKE
HOTEL-DE-VILLE HOYLAND NETHER
HOTEL-DIEU HOYLE, EDMUND
HOTHAM, SIR JOHN HOZIER, PIERRE D'
HOTHAM, WILLIAM HOTHAM HRABANUS MAURUS MAGNENTIUS
HOTHO, HEINRICH GUSTAV HROLFR KRAKI
HOTI-MARDAN HROSVITHA
HOTMAN, FRANCOIS HSUAN TSANG
HOT SPRINGS (Arkansas, U.S.A.) HUAMBISAS
HOT SPRINGS (Virginia, U.S.A.) HUANCAVELICA
HOTTENTOTS HUANUCO
HOTTINGER, JOHANN HEINRICH HUARAZ
HOUBRAKEN, JACOBUS HUARTE DE SAN JUAN
HOUDENC, RAOUL DE HUASTECS
HOUDETOT HUBER, FRANCOIS
HOUDETOT, ELISABETH DE BELLEGARDE HUBER, JOHANN NEPOMUK
HOUDON, JEAN ANTOINE HUBER, LUDWIG FERDINAND
HOUFFALIZE HUBERT, ST
HOUGHTON, RICHARD MONCKTON MILNES HUBERTUSBURG
HOUGHTON-LE-SPRING HUBLI
HOUND HUBNER, EMIL
HOUNSLOW HUBNER, JOSEPH ALEXANDER
HOUR HUC, EVARISTE REGIS
HOUR ANGLE HUCBALD
HOUR-GLASS HU-CHOW-FU
HOURI HUCHOWN
HOURS, CANONICAL HUCHTENBURG
HOUSE HUCKABACK
HOUSEHOLD, ROYAL HUCKLEBERRY
HOUSEL HUCKNALL TORKARD
HOUSELEEK HUCKSTER
HOUSING HUDDERSFIELD
HOUSMAN, LAURENCE HUDSON, GEORGE
HOUSSAYE, ARSENE HUDSON, HENRY
HOUSTON, SAM HUDSON, JOHN
HOUSTON HUDSON
HOUWALD, CHRISTOPH ERNST HUDSON BAY
HOVA
HORTICULTURE (Lat. _hortus_, a garden), the art and science of the
cultivation of garden plants, whether for utilitarian or for decorative
purposes. The subject naturally divides itself into two sections, which
we here propose to treat separately, commencing with the science, and
passing on to the practice of the cultivation of flowers, fruits and
vegetables as applicable to the home garden. The point of view taken is
necessarily, as a rule, that of a British gardener.