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1 Some shrubby plants (such as hebe, pittosporum, ceanothus and choisya) are looking more dead than alive.
Telegraph.co.uk: news, business, sport, the Daily Telegraph newspaper, Sunday Telegraph 2010
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Sadly during the harsh winter I lost three large hebe bushes in my garden, which all summer long used to provide a profusion of purple flower spikes, a veritable nectar bar attracting an abundance of insects.
Country diary: East Yorkshire Rosemary Roach 2010
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Before reading " Brute, " I had no idea that the famous Marine was a hebe like me.
An All-Time Great Marine Max Boot 2010
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Hoverflies, bumblebees and metallic green flies swarm around the pink flowers of hebe and marjoram in the early sun, soon joined by butterflies.
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Jackson: I'll cut off your balls, you fairy froggy hebe!
Bernard-Henri Lévy says why Barack Obama will be President. Ann Althouse 2008
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Haow yoo b liekin da married life? is mr.remlin kumin hoem 2day? haow hebe feelin ?
with softener no softener - Lolcats 'n' Funny Pictures of Cats - I Can Has Cheezburger? 2008
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Pretty much everything from "Komm! hebe dich zu höhen Sphären" through "Blicket auf" to the conclusion does me in.
Archive 2007-11-01 Patrick J. Smith 2007
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Pretty much everything from "Komm! hebe dich zu höhen Sphären" through "Blicket auf" to the conclusion does me in.
Music for emotion Patrick J. Smith 2007
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And there's one little hebe from the heart of Texas -- is there anyone
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The woman rocked her hebe hermoso to sleep and prayed for a better life for her son.
Too Many Bosses Freed, Jan 1995
qroqqa commented on the word hebe
A big shrub with stubby spikes of purplish flowers. The genus is largely native to New Zealand. I was glad to learn this name because it's absolutely everywhere round where I live. Now all I have to do is try and visualize it in the same family (Plantaginaceae) as foxgloves, snapdragons, penstemon, and plantain.
July 3, 2008