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Gold Flower

Hypericum X Moserianum

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Overview

Gold Flower, Hypericum x moserianum, offers vibrant, star-shaped blooms amid glossy, oval leaves. Ideal for zones 5-9, this semi-evergreen shrub reaches 1-2 ft tall and 1.5-2 ft wide, thriving in full sun to part shade. Maintenance includes annual pruning for neat growth. It's a stunning choice for borders, providing continuous summer color and attracting pollinators while being deer resistant, perfect for varied landscape designs.

Sun Full, HalfWater MediumZones 8–10Type ShrubClimate Mediterranean
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — It's a stunning choice for borders; is a remarkable semi-evergreen shrub that offers vibrant color and, image 74

Culture

Sun
Full, Half
Water
Medium
USDA zones
8–10

Shape & size

Classification

Type
Shrub
Family
Hypericaceae
Climate
Mediterranean

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Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — perfect for varied landscape designs; shrub for full or half, image 76
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — consider its moderate growth rate and prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new, image 87
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — shrub with gold and yellow blooms
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — This low-maintenance shrub is drought-tolerant once established and is relatively disease and pest-free; gold Flower
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — Gold Flower, Hypericum x moserianum, offers vibrant, star-shaped blooms amid glossy, oval leaves, image 70
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — or as an accent in mixed beds; this low-maintenance shrub is drought-tolerant once established and is relatively disease
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — It's a stunning choice for borders; is a remarkable semi-evergreen shrub that offers vibrant color and texture to any
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — demonstrating versatility across different climates; it prefers well-drained soil and can accommodate full, image 85
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — perfect for varied landscape designs; shrub for full or half
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — this semi-evergreen shrub reaches 1-2 ft tall and 1.5-2 ft wide; it typically achieves a mature size of 1 to 2 feet in
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — This hybrid, often referred to as St
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — shrub with gold and yellow blooms; or as an accent in mixed beds
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — Maintenance includes annual pruning for neat growth
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — this semi-evergreen shrub reaches 1-2 ft tall and 1.5-2 ft wide
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — Gold Flower thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 9; this hybrid, often referred to as St
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — promising a hassle-free enhancement to your garden space
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — scientifically known as Hypericum x moserianum; perfect for varied landscape designs
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — or as an accent in mixed beds; this low-maintenance shrub is drought-tolerant once established and is, image 82
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — Maintenance includes annual pruning for neat growth; this semi-evergreen shrub reaches 1-2 ft tall and 1.5-2, image 73
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — dark green leaves provide a stunning contrast to the bright flowers; thriving in full sun to part shade
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — consider its moderate growth rate and prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new, image 41
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — scientifically known as Hypericum x moserianum
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — is a remarkable semi-evergreen shrub that offers vibrant color and texture to any landscape design
Gold Flower (Hypericum X Moserianum) — Gold Flower, Hypericum x moserianum, offers vibrant, star-shaped blooms amid glossy, oval leaves, image 47
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