$20.00

Common name: Creeping St. Johnswort

  • Light: Full sun to part shade
  • Water Needs: Average to dry
  • Height: 1′
  • Seasonal Interest: In late summer, bright yellow “X”-shaped flowers appear.
  • Growing Tips: Prefers drier areas of the garden with sandy or even rocky soil. Will not tolerate wet or soggy soils. Ideal for a rock garden or xeriscaping. Plant at the front of a bed to avoid being hidden by taller plants.

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Hypericum stragulum is a short, spreading shrub with yellow flowers.

 

Photo credit: “Low St. John’s Wort (Hypericum stragulum)” by carbenoid is licensed under CC BY 4.0 (source).

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