"Heath" comes from Old English hæð "tract of wasteland", from Proto-Germanic *khaiþijo (cognate with Old Irish ciad; see also heather, heathen) refers to a wild meadow or open, unploughed country, see Heath (habitat).

• It can refer specifically, to several related genera of flowering plants in the family Ericaceae, growing in this habitat:
  • Erica (the genus most widely so known)
  • Calluna
  • Cassiope
  • Daboecia
  • Epacris (also known as Australian Heath)
  • Leucopogon (Beard-heath)
  • Phyllodoce

• Heath also refers to a number of places:
• In the United Kingdom:
  • Heath, Cardiff, Wales
  • Heath, Cheshire, England
  • Heath, Derbyshire, England
  • Heath, Devon, England
  • Heath, Shropshire, England
  • Heath, West Yorkshire, England

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@STATEFARM_SUCKS Happy Thanksgiving Angela to you and your family Heath and Happiness xxx
LoveGoldCoast (Love Gold Coast) Thu, 26 Nov 2009 01:53:41 -0000
@STATEFARM_SUCKS Happy Thanksgiving Angela to you and your family Heath and Happiness xxx

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