Hypericum lloydii Conifers round white flower heads about

round white flower heads about an inch across

one of the last of an ancient conifer family that shaded the dinosaurs across the supercontinent of Gondwana

a curious yellowing of vision

so drainage is the one non-negotiable

At close range the effect is crisp and jewel-like

Hypericum lloydii Conifers round white flower heads aboutHypericum lloydii is one of the fine textured St. John's Worts, a low, wiry evergreen shrub clothed in needle like leaves so slender that the plant carries a heathery, almost coniferous look. Through the summer the stems light up with showy yellow flowers, each a shallow cup packed with stamens, held above foliage that stays green through the year. The species wears two very different faces, and Woodlanders offers the less familiar of the pair. In the