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Hypericum x inodorum Golden Beacon = 'Wilhyp'

Tall tutsan

Also known as Hypericum Golden Beacon = 'Wilhyp', Hypericum patulum 'Golden Beacon', Hypericum 'Golden Beacon'

RHS Award of Garden MeritRecommended by the Royal Horticultural Society
Height × spread
1m × 1m
Position
Full sun
Hardiness
Cold to -15C (RHS H5)
Flowers
Summer

Availability

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About this plant

The leaves are large and paired, in fact, perfoliate (which means they clasp each other round the stem). They are described as being gold but in fact are mottled in shades of green and gold, the gold being dominant in spring when there are copper red young leaves as well. In addition to the foliage interest there are small bright yellow flowers during summer and then oval, perky looking red fruits in autumn. When well grown this makes an attractive shrub, strong on interest from spring through to autumn.

Flower colour
Yellow
Foliage colour
Green, Yellow
Fruit colour
Red
Variegated
Yes
Scent
No
Shape
Cube
Height
1m
Spread
1m
Season of interest
Spring, Summer, Autumn
Flowers in
Summer
Evergreen
Deciduous
Garden style
Seaside garden, Gravel garden

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