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Name of shrub/Bush.
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fatbelly said:It's a hypericum of some sort. I think it's H Perforatum, St Johns Wort, commonly used through Europe as a treatment for depression.2
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powerspowers said:Also known as rose of Sharon. Mine is flowering too. Needs a good prune each year otherwise it’d take over. The birds and bees like it thouy0
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twopenny said:Malt, there wasn't one in your opening post when I replied. I think we cross posted.Yes, St Johns Wort is the common name.I let one self seeded grow because it was hardy and decorative. It didn't stay lovely for me the following year and is tough to remove.It's also a herb of sorts.
Yes this one is a bit of a monster getting. I think it needs a haircut soon.0 -
[Deleted User] said:twopenny said:Malt, there wasn't one in your opening post when I replied. I think we cross posted.Yes, St Johns Wort is the common name.I let one self seeded grow because it was hardy and decorative. It didn't stay lovely for me the following year and is tough to remove.It's also a herb of sorts.
Yes this one is a bit of a monster getting. I think it needs a haircut soon.There's one near me, trimmed & used as hedge against a building. It's gorgons and full of bees.If you have space & can keep it trimmed it would be a nice featureEight out of ten owners who expressed a preference said their cats preferred other peoples gardens1 -
Definitely St John’s Wort, we had a big bush of it in a bungalow we lived in a few years ago.1
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