Hypericum frondosum 'Sunburst' Reference a swarm bred from the

a swarm bred from the Lenten rose and related kinds

and few natives are still feeding bees and butterflies so close to the year's end

The vine twines rather than clings

Intricately and crookedly branched

Hypericum frondosum 'Sunburst' Reference a swarm bred from theHypericum frondosum 'Sunburst' is the garden refined face of a tough native shrub, a compact, rounded selection that mounds to about three feet and fills each summer with powderpuff golden flowers, the largest in the species at nearly two inches across, each a dense brush of stamens over broad yellow petals. The leaves are a cool blue green, and as the season turns the older stems reveal red brown, exfoliating bark, so the shrub keeps a quiet interest