Hypericum androsaemum

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Hypericum androsaemum
Family Clusiaceae
Genus Hypericum
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Common Name(s) Tutsan
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This plant is often found in the wild in Northern Europe. STEM: Woody, branched, with 2 raised lines. ROOT: Woody stock. HAIRS: Absent STIPULES: Absent LEAF-STALK: Absent BRACTS: Present FLOWER STALK: About equaling flower. SEPALS: 5, oval, blunt, unequal, often reddish-tinged, remaining in fruit. PETALS: 5, oval. STAMENS: Many, about equaling petals. STIGMA: 3, on curved styles. OVARY: 1, partly 3-celled. SEEDS: Numerous, oblong, narrowly winged.

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chalky, moist, light, medium, heavy fertile well drained soil.
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Foliage

Height (m) : 0.4 - 1.2
Spread (m) : 0.6 - 1
Growth Habit : Bushy, Columnar/Upright
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Flowering : Early Summer - Late Summer
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Flowers

Colour : Orange, Yellow
Size : Quite small (1 to 3 cm)
Profusion : Sparse
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Sex : Hermaphrodite

Fruit

Type : soft berry or currant
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Size : Small (less than 1 cm)
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