St. Johns Wort 'Topas' - Hypericum perforatum salvia black and blue so be warned

so be warned

it can survive well with minimal water

Also called: Queen-of-the-Alps

hydrangea 'Limelight' produces footlong bunches of green to white flowers

The cold hardiness is undetermined

St. Johns Wort 'Topas' - Hypericum perforatum salvia black and blue so be warnedSt. John's Wort has been used medicinally for thousands of years, and makes a hardy perennial plant in most cooler locations. Attractive yellow flowers form in summer, which, along with some leaves, are what people harvest to make tea. This variety has been bred to have higher concentrations of active medicinal compounds. It can spread aggressively in some locations with underground runners or seeds, so make sure to keep this in mind if you plant it