Pink Hypericum stems are woody and long lasting. St John’s wort is the common name it is a perennial and loaded with berries in natural colors. The branches are typically clustered the leaves are narrow and yellow-green in color. The dots are conspicuous when held up to the light. The stems are around 25-30 inches tall. Bunches are 10 stems. ( The Berries are not recommended for human consumption) Hypericum is native to the Mediterranean region of Europe, northern Africa, and the Middle East. There are many different colors. The fresh colors are popular during the wedding season and are beautiful in pastel floral arrangements. Almost every color berry is available year round. Most of the Pink Hypericum grown for the flower industry are from Ecuador, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Tanzania. Available year round .