Hypericum inodorum Pumpkin (Pumpkin St. Johns Wort)Yellow flowers in spring Orange berries in fall are great in cut arrangements Rust resistant Easy to grow Pumpkin Hypercium is covered with yellow flowers in spring, followed by clusters of glowing orange berries each fall, making them the perfect addition to cut autumn floral arrangements. Plant in mixed containers along with fall mums or flowering kale to highlight its outstanding fall berry display, or in the garden in drifts were it can truly show

multi-stemmed native is a true harbinger of spring in the northeast part of the country and one of the easiest

Its deep red flower color in early June is richer and more vibrant that 'Fanal' but that's only the start of what makes this plant stand out

June and July with a repeat flowering in September

whether planted in groups or alone

'Peach Blossom' is one of the most drought-tolerant selections of the genus and it will flower into early July for an extended show you'll look forward to every year

Creamy white

Hardiness Zone 5-8 Height 15-20 in Spread 10-15 in

and plain eating

widely used Daylily in history

Hardy to zone 5

Incredibly adaptable to poor soil and viscious landscape spots that would make other plants fade away

Red Ombre flowers open intense red softening to red-orange and rose with age