Plants That Start with HO

Discover 27 verified plants starting with HO, from Honesty, Hop, Holly, Hops, Houseplant, Horseradish and Honeysuckle. This A to Z list of botanical species, shrubs, and greenery is organized for botany lessons, garden planning, and nature crosswords—browse definitions below or visit our plants directory.

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hogweed
holly
hollyhock
homeria
honesty
honeysuckle
honeydew
honey locust
honeyberry
honeycup
hoodia
hop
hops
horseradish
horse chestnut
horsetail
hornbeam
hornwort
hosta
hottentot fig
hot water plant
houseplant
houseleek
houttuynia
hovea
hovenia
hoya

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