Potted Hardy Garden Shrub Hypericum, Easy to Grow Shrub, Yellow Flowers in Summer to Autumn Gardens & Outdoors, Hypericum Hidcote Plant in a 9cm Pot by Thompson & Morgan (2)

• Hypericum is a low-maintenance shrub suitable for gardens of any size, thriving in various soil types.
• Enjoy golden-yellow flowers from July to October, providing long-lasting color.
• 'Hidcote' features large, bright flowers, adding a cheerful touch to shady borders.
• Dense and bushy, it complements herbaceous perennials, making it versatile for different garden spaces.
• Supplued as 1 x 9cm Potted Plant By Thompson & Morgan

Rewarding Hypericum ‘Hidcote’ (St John’s Wort) treats you to wonderful profusion of yellow flowers which bring a bright burst of colour to the garden throughout the summer months and lasting well into autumn. Once the flowers start to fade, the foliage develops a bronze hue and is coupled with attractive peach-coloured berries which are popular among flower arrangers for autumn bouquets. Low maintenance and very unfussy, Hypericum will grow in virtually any soil, in sun or shade. Producing multiple stems from the base they’re easy to thin out or prune to the right size to suit your garden. Plant St. John’s Wort in any garden soil and in a position that is sheltered from cold winds. Hypericum is a versatile plant coping well in poor, dry soils and even thriving in deep shade. Feed and water plants regularly throughout the growing season while young Hypericums plants become established. Mature plants require little attention throughout the growing season. Prune St. John's Wort plants back to ground level each spring to allow fresh new growth to develop. Position: Full Sun/Partial Shade Height: Up to 1.2m when fully established Spread: Up to 1.5m when fully established Supplied as 1 x Hypericum ‘Hidcote’ plant in a 9cm pot. Delivered with growing and care instructions Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).