1. A genus of flowering plants with yellow flowers, commonly known as St. John's wort; also, any plant of this genus.
Usage: Often used in botanical and horticultural contexts.; The most well-known species is Hypericum perforatum, used in herbal medicine.

Examples

• The hypericum plant is recognized by its bright yellow flowers and distinctive stamens.
• Many gardeners grow hypericum for its ornamental value and hardiness.
• Hypericum extract is sometimes used in traditional herbal remedies.
• The hypericum shrub blooms throughout the summer months.
• She planted hypericum in her garden to attract pollinators.