Common St John's Wort 9cm Pot Plants | Hypericum perforatumCommon St John's Wort Plug Plants Hypericum perforatum Common names include Devil's scourge and Cammock. This bright, hardy perennial is a native wildflower often found in grasslands, meadows, and woodland edges. Known for its sunny yellow flowers, St. John's wort thrives in well drained soils and sunny spots. Its cheerful blooms attract pollinators like bees and butterflies, and its medicinal properties have been valued for centuries. Perfect for

Material: Oxford woven material

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They are low maintenance and deer and rabbit resistant

Leave for at least six weeks to allow the material to break down and be incorporated into the soil by earthworms

A perennial bulb

providing an excellent food source for bees

and the most popular choice of conifer for hedging

including cutting

Suitable for cricket outfields

or fragrant gardens

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