How Do You Grow Hypericum Berries?
Hypericum plants are more commonly called St. John’s wort or goat weed. The plant produces small yellow flowers with long spikes that emerge from the center of the blooms during the early spring months. Hypericum berries, which develop in the fall, grow along a single stalk rather than in clusters and can range in colors including red, peach, green, yellow and orange. The berries are frequently used as accents in floral arrangements and are easy to grow. Purchase a hypericum androsaemum plant. This plant is often identified as St. John’s wort, but it must also be labeled as hypericum androsaemum, since not all St. John’s wort plants produce berries. According to CommercialAppeal.com, some other names of berry-producing hypericum plants are Mystical Beauty, Mystical Black, Mystical Orange, Mystical Red Star and Mystical Sweetheart. Wait until the threat of frost has passed in the spring and select an outdoor location for the hypericum plant. Choose a location that receives full sunlight
