St. Johns Wort seeds

St. John's Wort has been used for hundreds of years both topically, and internally. Also known as the feel-good herb, happy herb, or "demon chaser", cultures worldwide have used it mainly to combat anxiety and depression.  St. Johns Wort is also an ideal ingredient that can be used in soap on account of it's topical benefits. 
 
St. John's Wort is a perennial and will grace you with its presence year after year. These look great in rock beds or mixed with lavender as the yellow and the purples contrast each other dramatically. 
 
Interestingly enough, if the flowers are left to bloom and fall off, red berries will form. The branches and red berries are great for fall arrangements, door decorations, etc. These berries are not for human consumption, and should only be used for decoration. St. John's Wort will need full sun. Once it has bloomed, it is drought tolerant and frost hardy. Each plant can get up to 3 feet tall. 
 
Seed count: 50