This semi-evergreen shrub has upright branches that form a bushy habit that is densely covered in oblong mid-green leaves. The cupped-shaped yellow flowers appear in clusters during midsummer and are followed berry-like fruit.

Hardiness zones 6 to 10 

Hypericum androsaemum is naturally found from the Mediterranean to western Europe and northern Iran growing in moderately fertile moist well-drained soils in a shaded position. 

Tutsan is a small shrub that is grown for its flowers and compact habit. It is used in gardens or courtyards as a specimen or as a low border plant. It may also be used as an understorey plant around trees establishing in 1 to 2 years. In Australia and New Zealand it may be regarded as a weed and is suitable for coastal or inland regions. ID 1684

Hypericum (hi-pe-REE-kum) androsaemum (an-dro-SEE-mum)

Clusiaceae (klu-see--AY-see-ee)
Mangosteen Family