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A low shrub with bright yellow flowers in small clusters at ends of 4-sided branches; bark papery, peeling when older.
The species and common names honor Peter Kalm, a student of Linnaeus, who discovered the plant in America around 1750. This is one of several shrubby St.-Johns-worts with yellow flowers and small axillary clusters of leaves. Many species of St.-Johns-wort are found throughout the South.
Evergreen shrubs for Michigan
June 17, 2008
I'm seeking a small-medium, ornamental, fairly compact, evergreen shrub to complement my front yard woodland wildflower garden. I want a shrub that will flank both sides of my front porch steps. I wa...
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