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The St. John's wort is good hardy and needs no protection
How can I overwinter the St. John's wort?
Under certain circumstances there is a risk that St. John's wort will not survive the winter. Thus, for example, freshly planted specimens in rough locations and species from originally warm regions carry frostbite.
Protect endangered specimens
Basically you do not have to overwinter your St. John's wort. Most species such as the St. John's wort, the upholstery St. John's wort, the beautiful St. John's wort and the St. John's wort are good winter hardy. But sensitive species and those in a bucket or rough location should be winterized.
This should be taken into account when wintering St. John's wort:
Tips
Take care to water Johanniskräuter in the bucket from time to time in the winter, so that they do not dry out completely! However, you should be careful that excess water can drain easily.