Hypericum hypericoides
Family: Hypericaceae
St. Andrew's Cross (Hypericum hypericoides) is a Florida native groundcover. A low spreading subshrub with small narrow leaves and distinctive four-petaled yellow flowers that form a cross shape. Thrives in dry sandy soils and provides year-round interest. Habitats: Scrub, Sandhill, Pine Flatwoods.
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