The shrubby Tutsan plant, Hypericum androsaemum offers some colour interest all year round with yellow flowers in spring followed by red berries that then turn black. The leaves have a strong odour when dried, and have a long association with healing. Indeed the name ‘Tutsan’ is a corruption of the French ‘toute saine’ meaning all healthy, or heal all. October
Tutsan
The shrubby Tutsan plant, Hypericum androsaemum offers some colour interest all year round with yellow flowers in spring followed by red berries that then turn black. The leaves have a strong odour when dried, and have a long association with healing. Indeed the name ‘Tutsan’ is a corruption of the French ‘toute saine’ meaning all healthy, or heal all.