Botanical Name: Hypericum aegypticum
Common Name: Dwarf hypericum Type of Plant: dicot: perennial Habit of Growth: Overall Shape small dense mounding sub-shrub with dense displays of tiny yellow flowers in spring Height to 8" Spread to 18" Growth Rate moderate Environment: Exposure outdoors full sun to partial shade Soil prefers soil with excellent drainage Hardiness hardy (zones 4-9, 14-24) Morphology: Leaves tiny elliptical leaves to 1/4" long, densely set on stem often blue-green in color Flowers small yellow flowers to ½" across at tops of stems; makes a dense display of blooms Fruit tiny capsule Propagation: semi-hardwood cuttings Usage: choice rock-garden subject, good as a small scale facer, between stepping stones, on small slopes and miniature gardens; can be used as a groundcover Landscape Care: Watering takes average watering; not drought tolerant Fertilizing slow-release in spring Pruning pinch back after blooming to keep compact Pests/Diseases rust in overly moist areas Special Conditions/Other Origin: Southern Europe/Malta Family: Hypericaeae Notes: |
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