Outsidepride St. John's Wort Seeds (Hypericum perforatum) grow well in USDA zones 4–8 and flourish in full sun to partial shade. This hardy perennial herb produces stunning, vibrant yellow blooms from mid to late summer, reaching a mature height of 24 inches. Known for its versatility, the plant is often used to support overall well-being. Each packet contains 1000 or 2000 seeds—perfect for a low-maintenance, pollinator-friendly garden. It's a must-have for any landscape and is easy to grow and adaptable to various garden settings.
Our plant produces vibrant yellow blooms to enhance its visual appeal and signal strength. The striking flowers stand out in the garden, adding a burst of color while contributing to the plant’s overall health. These bright blooms create a beautiful and eye-catching display throughout the summer.
Our flower, with its vibrant yellow blooms, is a popular choice for wildflower seeds due to its traditional use in creating herbal remedies. The flowers are valued for their beneficial compounds, which are commonly used in oils, teas, and tinctures for overall wellness.
Our Hypericum plant, featuring bright yellow flowers, is a favorite perennial flower seed, attracting bees and butterflies. The vibrant blooms provide valuable nectar, enhancing your garden's health while offering a beautiful and eye-catching display throughout the season.
Our flower seeds to plant outside thrive in containers, offering vibrant blooms and compact growth. The plant's manageable size and sturdy nature make it great for pots, creating a colorful and attractive display on patios or balconies, adding beauty without taking up much space.
Our plant stands out for being unique and interactive, with its vibrant yellow blooms that naturally attract bees and butterflies. Easy to grow, it thrives with minimal care and can adapt to a variety of environments. Its versatile planting options allow it to shine in both garden beds and containers, making it perfect for any space. With its resilience in USDA zones 4-8, this plant offers lasting beauty and benefits, effortlessly adding charm to your garden or patio while supporting local wildlife.
Our plant has bee-friendly beauty because its vibrant, bright yellow flowers not only create a stunning visual display but also attract essential pollinators like bees and butterflies. Growing up to 24 inches tall, it thrives in full sun with well-drained soil, making it easy to grow and low-maintenance. This hardy, drought-tolerant perennial produces fragrant blooms in summer, adding both beauty and cost-effective value to your garden. It’s a perfect choice for supporting local wildlife while enhancing your garden’s charm.
Our perennial flower seeds are exceptionally easy to establish, thanks to simple planting techniques that require minimal effort. By using well-draining soil and planting in full sun to partial shade, this hardy plant thrives with ease. Simply surface-sow 3-4 seeds, gently press them into the soil, and keep them moist until germination. Once established, it quickly grows into a resilient, drought-tolerant beauty. Great for creating a low-maintenance garden, it’s the perfect choice for those seeking vibrant perennial wildflower seeds that bring lasting color and charm.
St. John's Wort (Hypericum Perforatum) - Start St. John's Wort seeds to grow this short-lived perennial. St John's Wort plant is a short, woody, drought tolerant shrub that grows about 24 inches tall and has fragrant yellow flowers from mid to late summer. Hypericum St John's Wort was apparently named after John the Baptist, and historically has been used to ward off evil spirits and witches. As an herb plant, the oil in the leaves have been used topically for wounds, sunburns, and general aches and pains. St John's Wort herb has also been used to treat mild depression and insomnia with some success. St. John's Wort ground cover is often used to cover areas along side walks and driveways.
How To Grow Hypericum From Seed: St. John's Wort seeds are easy to grow. Plant the herb seeds indoors 6 - 8 weeks before the last frost, or outside after danger of frost has passed. Press the Hypericum seeds into the soil, but do not cover it as the seed will germinate better with light. Transplant the Hypericum seedlings when they are 2 - 3 inches tall. The plants will tolerate most any soil conditions but prefer moist and light soils. Fertilizer is only necessary in the poorest of soils, and water in prolonged drought times.