Hypericum kalmianum 'GEMO' St. John�s Wort
Symbivit Tric (arbuscular)
Symbivit (arbuscular)St. John’s Wort is a well know perennial from our meadows and fields. The gardeners, however, selected species which are shrubby and have additional features for common use in gardens. Gemo is a new variety of this group and comes from Denmark.
It is a low, dense growing shrub with erect stems and rosemary-like green leaves. Each stem bears cymes of up to 7 saucer-shaped, 3-4 cm across, golden yellow flowers with profusion of stamens in the centre. Its starts blooming in July and continues until early autumn which makes it one of the most attractive and longest flowering shrubs of late summer.
Last update 14-08-2008
Prune it in early spring – cut last year’s growths by a third or half. Grow these smaller hypericums in full sun, moderately fertile soil that is very well drained. Gemo is ideal for a rockery, too. Fully hardy to about -29�C (USDA zone 5).
