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- St. John's wort in bloom - examined
- Golden yellow shells, which stand together in Trugdolden
- Harvest and reuse
- Tips
From June St. John's wort shows its golden yellow flowers
St. John's wort in bloom - examined
St. John's wort - there are many different types and yet they all have strong similarities when it comes to the flowers. The flowers are very noticeable. Do you know her? Find out how they look in detail and what you can do with them!
Golden yellow shells, which stand together in Trugdolden
From June to August, the flowers are in the form of Trugdolden present. The following features are available:
Harvest and reuse
The flowers contain a dark red dye. Therefore, they were used earlier for dyeing. But not only for coloring you can harvest the flowers. They can be used to make tinctures, oils, ointments and tea.
Tips
After flowering, you can collect the egg-shaped capsule fruits with the seeds and use them for propagation.