Origin/Distribution: Arctostaphylos uva-ursi is circumboreal to the subarctic northern hemisphere
likes a high organic content to its soil
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but the plant also has toxic properties so proceed with caution
More: This is a long bloomer that likes a well-drained crevice and in its native habitat occurs in stone cracks and on cliffs and rocky shaded ledges
Hypericum mutilum - Dwarf St. Johnswort rock-garden Origin/Distribution: Arctostaphylos uva-ursi is circumborealSizes available: TBD, coming in 2026 Basics: zones 4 10, 4 18" (maybe taller) x 12", full sun to light shade, tiny yellow flowers in mid summer, leaves turn reddish as the season cools, wet to medium moisture, slightly acidic soils, annual (or short lived perennial) Common names: Dwarf St. Johnswort Family: Hypericaceae (Clusiaceae) Origin Distribution: Occurs in 38 states including all of New England, and disjunct Canadian Provinces (where it may not