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jeatacake

Based in St Helens. I grow flowers, fruit & veg at home, on my allotment & in Thailand. Prefer the exotic & unusual & to share tips, ideas, seeds etc.

Hypericum 'Hidcote'

  • Season Icon Early SummerEarly Summer 2018
  • Like Count 61
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ShelleySnyder

So pretty Jeff!💛💘😍

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kimguy

Great blooms💛💚💛Jeff!!!

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jeatacake

Thank you. This was the only plant in the garden whem I moved here 4 years ago & it has performed very well every year, with 100's of flowers @ShelleySnyder & @gjones 💛👍

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ShelleySnyder

Some plants are just show offs!😂💘😍

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jeatacake

Thank you Kim @kimguy

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jeatacake

Lol @ShelleySnyder 😁💕💛

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butterfingers

I fight a continual war with mine, it wants garden domination, I try to keep it at bay 😲

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kimguy

Welcome Jeff😎

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jeatacake

It'll be getting a severe chop once it's finished flowering. It escaped it last year! 😁 @butterfingers

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midnightgardener

Ah I've learned something I think!! But why oh why do shrubs have to have 2 names I wonder?😕When I saw this pic I thought I've got one of those but then it said yours is St Johns Wort. My label says Hypericum....So are St Johns Wort and the latter the same beast?😊😊💛💛

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jeatacake

@midnightgardener all plants have a botanical Latin name (Hypericum in this case) & one or more common names, St John's Wort in this instance. Here, on this site, there is little choice usually as to what name is designated, but yes, it can be confusing, especially when there are many common names used for the same plant! 🤔🤔🤔

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SHEETAL

LOVELY BLOOMS. 💛💛💛💛

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