The Huntington Botanical Gardens
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 Species: Rosa 'Betty Boop' Family: Rosaceae Location in Garden: Rose Garden Notes: Floribunda 1999 |
 Species: Rosa 'Hero' Family: Rosaceae Location in Garden: Rose Garden Notes: Shrub 1983, David Austin hybrid |
 Species: Rosa 'Brilliant Pink Iceberg' Family: Rosaceae Location in Garden: Rose Garden Notes: Floribunda 1999 |
 Species: Rosa 'Tamora' Family: Rosaceae Location in Garden: Rose Garden Notes: Shrub 1983, David Austin hybrid |
 Species: Rosa 'Lillian Austin' Family: Rosaceae Location in Garden: Rose Garden Notes: Shrub 1973, David Austin hybrid |
 Species: Rosa 'The Prince' Family: Rosaceae Location in Garden: Rose Garden Notes: Shrub 1990, David Austin hybrid |
 Species: Tropaeolum majus Common name: Nasturtium Family: Tropaeolaceae Location in Garden: Herb Garden, Culinary Bed Notes: Edible leaves, flowers, and seeds. |
 Species: Tagetes lucida Common name: Mexican Tarragon, Anise-scented Marigold Family: Asteraceae Region of Origin: Mexico, Guatemala Location in Garden: Herb Garden Notes: Bright yellow flowers. Aromatic leaves can be used like tarragon. Leaf was given by the Aztecs to dull the senses of sacrificial victims. |
  Species: Murraya koenigii Common name: Curry Leaf Tree Family: Rutaceae Region of Origin: Asia Location in Garden: Herb Garden, Culinary Bed Notes: Dried leaves are used in curries and the fresh leaves are used in a variety of ways in Indian and Southeast Asian cuisine. Delicate leaves. No use for the berries. |
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  Species: Salvia elegans Common name: Pineapple Sage Family: Lamiaceae Location in Garden: Herb Garden, Tea Bed Notes: Red flowers are very popular with the hummingbirds. Pineapple-scented leaves. |
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 Species: Basella rubra Common name: Malabar Spinach Family: Chenopodiaceae Location in Garden: Herb Garden, Salad Bed Notes: Climbing vine in the Goosefoot family. Same family as beets, spinach and chard. High in vitamins and minerals, especially in iron. Leaves are used in salad. |
 Species: Heliotropium arborescens Common name: Heliotrope Family: Boraginaceae Location in Garden: Herb Garden, Perfume Bed Notes: Wonderful fragrance |
 Species: Aster Family: Asteraceae Location in Garden: Herb Garden, Tussie-Mussie Bed Notes: Means "Variety" in the language of flowers |
 Species: Hemerocallis Common name: Daylily Family: Liliaceae Location in Garden: Herb Garden, Tussie-Mussie Bed Notes: Means "Coquetry" in the language of flowers |
  Species: Aloysia triphylla Common name: Lemon Verbena Family: Verbenaceae Location in Garden: Herb Garden, Potpourri Bed Notes: Small lavender flowers. Leaves have a lemon fragrance and are used for making tea. |
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  Species: Vitex agnus-castus Common name: Chaste Tree Family: Verbenaceae Location in Garden: Herb Garden Notes: Name comes from the monks stuffing the leaves in pillows for chaste dreams. |
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