Hypericum 'Hidcote'
Hypericum 'Hidcote'
Hypericum 'Hidcote'
Reliable, generous, and effortlessly cheerful, Hypericum calycinum 'Hidcote' is one of the most free-flowering shrubs available for the British garden. From midsummer through to autumn, it produces a continuous succession of large, saucer-shaped golden-yellow flowers with a distinctive boss of fine stamens at the centre — a display that few shrubs of its size can match. Semi-evergreen in milder areas, it provides year-round structure alongside its exceptional flowering performance.
Why Choose Hypericum 'Hidcote'?
- Exceptionally long flowering season — large golden-yellow blooms from midsummer to autumn
- Fast-growing and vigorous — quickly establishes as ground cover or an informal hedge
- Semi-evergreen habit — retains foliage through mild winters for year-round interest
- Low maintenance and highly adaptable — tolerates shade, poor soils, and dry conditions
- Attractive to bees and pollinators throughout the flowering season
- RHS Award of Garden Merit — a proven, dependable performer in UK gardens
Growing Conditions
Plant in full sun to full shade in any well-drained soil. One of the most shade-tolerant flowering shrubs available. Cut back hard in early spring to encourage vigorous new growth and a strong flowering display. Fully hardy across the UK.
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Planting Instructions
Plant in full sun to full shade, in any well-drained soil. One of the most shade-tolerant flowering shrubs available, and highly adaptable to poor soils and dry conditions.
Low maintenance once established, with little extra watering or feeding needed.
Cut back hard in early spring to encourage vigorous new growth and a strong flowering display.
Size & Specification
Fast-growing and vigorous, quickly establishing as ground cover or an informal hedge. Semi-evergreen, retaining foliage through mild winters. Fully hardy across the UK.
Delivery & Dispatch
Dispatched as a container-grown plant, carefully packaged to arrive in excellent condition, ready to plant.
Wildlife & Ecological Notes
The large golden-yellow flowers produced from midsummer to autumn are attractive to bees and pollinators throughout the long flowering season.