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St Johns Wort - Sunburst
John's Wort, has excellent yellow blooms that appear from June until July. John's Wort 'Sunburst', 'Hypernicum', also known as Golden St. St. The St. John's Wort is noted for its large golden yellow flowers and attractive blue green foliage. Growing 3-4' tall and wide, it is a native from Kentucky to North Carolina south to Georgia, Alabama and Texas where it typically occurs in rocky hills, limestone glades and barrens. It will perform better in rich, sandy loams. Use this plant in shrub borders, hedges, foundations and planted in mass. John's Wort is easy to maintain and grow, preferring full sun to part shade in well drained soil. It is tolerant of some drought but mulching the roots in the winter would be suggested. St. ... details
Weigela - My Monet™ It's compact, rounded shape is very attractive. This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and birds. New leaves emerge pinkish in color changing to green with cream on the edges as the leaves mature. The blooms are larger than other varieties and also more numerous giving this Weigela a wonderful appearance for any garden setting. The My Monet™ is hardier and more vigorous than other dwarf cultivars. The Weigela 'My Monet™', Weigela 'My Monet'(PP16,824), is a hardy dwarf variety that is simply the best variegated weigela there is. |
