St. John’s Wort
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St. John's Wort Plant for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery People have used Hypericum shrub varieties as herbal medicine to combat depression and decorate their landscapes for millennia. You'll find a range of St. John's Wort plants for sale right here at Nature Hills Nursery. You can also be assured you're getting St. John's Wort varieties that bring a healthy addition to your landscape. There are over 500 species of Hypericums, and they range from trees to woody subshrubs to deciduous perennials. It's important to understand that not all St. John's Wort plants are the same. Some varieties, like Hypericum perforata, perform too well in the Northwest United States . Our online nursery offers non-invasive, well-behaved native and natural hybrid Hypericum plants. We only grow plants that were developed by top plant breeders, like Proven Winners® and Iowa State University. We don't recommend that you ingest garden-grown Hypericum. Discuss St. John's Wort supplements with your physician, especially if you are taking prescription medicine; then visit your local health food store for more advice. Professional florists use the cute, capsular fall fruit in cut flower arrangements, too! Count on NatureHills.com to help guide you to safe landscaping plants that perform beautifully in your garden . Go ahead and enjoy growing many happy blooms from our curated collection. Our St. John's Wort plants thrive in tough conditions, and deer tend to leave them alone. St. John's Wort Plant Varieties Before you invest in any of the St. John's Wort plant varieties, it's important to know the difference between Hypericum perforatum and Hypericum kalmianum. European native Hypericum performatum has several common names, such as Tipton's Weed, Rosin Rose, Goatweed and Aaron's Beard. In the United States, they produce so many long-lived seeds that they have become invasive. Even the well-behaved Hypericum kalmianum may be regulated in certain areas. That's why Nature Hills Nursery uses Plant Sen