Hypericum Species, St Andrew's Cross

This plant is a native in my garden zone 8b garden. It is a small shrub and small pale yellow flowers. It is not a showy plant but it is...Read More deer resistant, a big plus. It spreads pretty easily by seed but I have never tried to propagate it. It seems fine in shady areas. My soil has a lot of clay in it so while moisture is not often a problem the plant has done well in drier areas under trees.

This plant grows wild in my area of Texas. Beautiful plant even in the HOTTEST of summers when a lot of other plants aren't doing so well...Read More.This plant is growing bigger each year, LOVE it!

HELP!! Does anyone know of a source for this plant? I need over 20 of them for a wildlife garden I am designing in Maryland for the Aud...Read Moreubon Naturalist Society. Have not found it available anywhere. Have seen some beautiful examples at the National Garden in Washington, D.C. - all grown by the curator of the collection. Tried to take cuttings and propagate the plant last year, but it didn't work. Please e-mail: Jane Collins jane.collins.d@gmail.com. Thanks.

It grows in my yard and has uses like "St. John's Wort" (Hypericum); studies show some potential against HIV-infected cells, as well as r...Read Moreelief from colic, fevers, pain, diarrhea, etc.