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St. Johnswort

Hypericum sp.

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Notes:

This plant is something of a mystery to me. It's obviously a Hypericum, but it has four petals and rather long thin bracts. There are no four-petaled Hypericums in my area, and I can't make a definite I.D.. Perhaps it's H. canadense? H. adpressum?

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PLANTS Profile for Hypericum canadense (lesser Canadian St. Johnswort) | USDA …

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