Hypericum inodorum Hypearl Compact Red Perennial Plant of the Year this is one of the

this is one of the most vigorous clones of the Chinese roof iris we grow

The 8" tall stalks of this East Coast native emerge in early spring adorned with perfoliate (stem runs through the center) green leaves edged with a dramatic creamy-white border

From early spring through summer and into fall

but it's a good one

If you continue to plant in your shade garden throughout the fall and winter

Hypericum inodorum Hypearl Compact Red Perennial Plant of the Year this is one of the(aka: Hypericum Ruihyi174a) Hypericum 'Hypearl Compact Red', from Holland's De Ruiter Innovations, B. V., is an astonishing breakthrough in St. John's Wort for the garden. These amazing shrublets, created from a cross of Hypericum androsaemum Hypericum hircinum, form a 4' tall x 4' wide mass of upright stems, clothed with thumb sized glaucous green leaves and topped, starting in May and continuing non stop into November (NC) with bright yellow