Marsh St. John's-wort






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The seed boxes of Marsh St. John's-wort.
The leaves are elliptic and covered with fine hairs.






Marsh St. John's-wort grows in swallow water.




Marsh St. John's-wort produces fine flowers and the stem is hairy.









    Marsh St. John's-wort


    Hypericum elodens
    A rare and low growing marsh plant. It prefers poor and always
    wet grounds. Nowadays it can be found on the border of
    ponds, but it still needs clean water.





    reproduction
    Marshes St John's-wort forms seeds. Maybe these seeds have
    the possability to remain fertile over a long period.
    The flowers are small and yellow.









    Hypericum

    These plant belong to the Hypericum family:

    Marsh St john's-Wort Hypericum tetrapterum

    St Johns wort








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