Low St. John's Wort - Hypericum hypericoides subsp. multicaule Stoneleigh they'll be back again come

they'll be back again come spring (or sometimes even fall if you're lucky)

The plant’s reddish-brown fruits are also showy and last into winter

harvest the orange fruits after the first frost

The lacy green foliage of this darling ephemeral sticks around just long enough to light up your shady garden bed before other perennials rise to take their turn for the season

The leaves turn a scrumptious reddish maroon in autumn

Low St. John's Wort - Hypericum hypericoides subsp. multicaule Stoneleigh they'll be back again comeAt Stoneleigh, this cute, short shrub can be found along the Catalpa Court pathway. It creates a tidy groundcover with attractive leaves along the front edge, blooming sporadically throughout the summer and maintaining a nearly evergreen presence. In one of the garden spaces with the highest rabbit pressure, this plant remains untouched and adorable. The plants we are offering are of wild origin seeds from dry mixed hardwood forest of our New Jersey