Hypericum includes a variety of growth forms such as annuals, perennials, shrubs, and trees. These plants can be either evergreen or deciduous. They typically feature paired leaves and produce bright yellow flowers that have noticeable stamens. After flowering, they develop capsules, which may sometimes resemble berries.

Hypericum japonicum

Hypericum kalmianum

This compact, evergreen shrub reaches a height of up to 90 cm, creating a tidy mound of narrow foliage. From late summer through early autumn, it bears vivid yellow blooms that feature a cluster of golden stamens at their center.

Hypericum kalmianum 'Gemo'

Hypericum kalmianum Blues Festival ('Smhkbf')

Hypericum kalmianum Sunny Boulevard ('Deppe' PBR) is a semi-evergreen shrub that typically grows to about 1 meter in height and width. It features pairs of slender blue-green leaves and produces bowl-shaped yellow flowers during the summer months.

Hypericum kalmianum Sunny Boulevard ('Deppe'PBR)

Hypericum kamtschaticum

Hypericum kamtschaticum YK 0454

Hypericum kazdaghense

Hypericum kelleri

Hypericum kiusianum var. yakusimense

Hypericum kotschyanum

Hypericum kouytchense is a compact semi-evergreen shrub featuring ovate foliage. The plant produces golden yellow flowers, reaching up to 6 cm across, which are characterized by elongated stamens. In the fall, these flowers give way to appealing reddish capsules.

Hypericum kouytchense

Hypericum lagarocaule

Hypericum lalandii

Hypericum lancasteri is a spreading deciduous shrub characterized by its paired leaves that can reach up to 6 cm in length, displaying a bronze hue in their youth. During the summer months, this plant produces clusters of shallowly cup-shaped flowers, measuring up to 6 cm in diameter. These golden-yellow blooms are framed by noticeable calyces with red edges, which open in a star-like formation.

Hypericum lancasteri

Hypericum lanuginosum

Hypericum latisepalum

Hypericum leschenaultii Choisy

Hypericum linariifolium

Hypericum linarioides

Hypericum linoides

Hypericum lycopodioides

Hypericum lydium

Hypericum lysimachioides

Hypericum maclarenii is a deciduous shrub that reaches heights of up to 1.2 meters. It features slender, arching branches adorned with broad, lanceolate leaves that have a bronze hue in their early growth stages. From midsummer through early autumn, this plant produces yellow, cup-shaped flowers, which may exhibit a reddish tint on the undersides of the petals.

Hypericum maclarenii

Hypericum maculatum

Hypericum maculatum subsp. maculatum

Hypericum maculatum subsp. obtusiusculum

Hypericum monanthemum

Hypericum monogynum is a compact, semi-evergreen shrub that typically reaches a height of around 80 cm. It features slender, predominantly evergreen foliage and produces clusters of small, golden-yellow flowers, each measuring approximately 6 cm across. These blooms, highlighted by prominent golden stamens, appear from summer through autumn.

Hypericum monogynum

Hypericum montanum

Hypericum montbretii

Hypericum mutilum

Hypericum nanum

Hypericum nicaense

Hypericum nummularium

Hypericum oblongifolium

Hypericum olympicum is a compact, deciduous sub-shrub that grows up to 25 cm tall. Its upright stems are densely adorned with small, ovate leaves that exhibit a grey-green hue. The plant produces bright yellow flowers, each reaching up to 5 cm across, which bloom in small clusters.

Hypericum olympicum

Hypericum olympicum 'Calypso'

Hypericum olympicum 'Eden Star'

Hypericum olympicum 'Edith'

Hypericum olympicum 'Gracile'

Hypericum olympicum 'Minor'

Hypericum olympicum 'Moonlight'

Hypericum olympicum f. minus is a compact, deciduous subshrub that grows up to 30 cm in height. Its leaves are narrowly elliptic and exhibit a glaucous-green hue, measuring 3-4 cm in length. In summer, small clusters of bright yellow flowers appear at the tips of the stems.

Hypericum olympicum f. minus

Hypericum olympicum f. minus 'Schwefelperle'

This compact sub-shrub reaches a height of up to 20 cm, creating a tidy mound of grey-green foliage. In the mid- to late summer months, it bears pale yellow blooms at the tips of its stems, characterized by a central cluster of golden yellow stamens. It is ideal for use in rock gardens or alpine troughs.

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