Thanks so much! This weekend I am headed to a nursery that sells native plants. To plant my hillside next to our waterfall we put in. May have to transplant this one. It really is a good size and has a lot of blooms.

Well I got the first 3 letters right! Thanks bboy. Pitimpinai, the daylight has no bearing on the size of the Hypericum. There are many species and hybrids and this one is quite possibly not the one you are familiar with. This one could be H patulum, perhaps the cultivar 'Hidcote' which is a popular in the British Isles.

Thank you lilyfinch. Well I went down and took two photos for you. As you see, not much progress on the top. I can not make up my mind. Plus I really need to get someone to put those corner pieces in to stabilize it. It will fall down before I get around to making a decision on the top. I assure you tho it's not swaying as much as the second pic makes it appears! lol The old fashioned damask rose growing up front should be blooming soon. I didn't intend for tall plants around it but the shrub rose was already there, albeit amid weeds and brambles, from a previous trellis house; and I don't have the heart to take it out. It will get very large if left to its own devices. There is also wild phlox (Dames Rocket) there aplenty, and a honeysuckle vine (non-fragrant,orange)and a silver lace vine there from long ago too. Both see an opportunity and are thriving again just waiting to take over. yikes.

Acres, Thank you so much. My envelope smelled like dill when I opened it up this afternoon. I'm ready to make pickles ;) Your swap was well organized and fun to participate in. Thank you too for all the extras. You were very generous...... Bonnie