Hibiscus syriacus 'Speciosus' NEW purple to red leaves

purple to red leaves

Water: Use a richly organ‑dense but well‑draining substrate suited for epiphytic or semi‑epiphytic begonias

These plants were grown from collected seed

whether you're a beginner or a seasoned houseplant enthusiast

Striking in the ground or in a large container on a sheltered terrace

Hibiscus syriacus 'Speciosus' NEW purple to red leavesHibiscus syriacus 'Speciosus' is a showy, double flowered form of the hardy Rose of Sharon, smothering itself in large, fully double white blooms, each lit by a flash of red at the centre, from late summer into early autumn. It brings a lush, almost tropical extravagance to the garden just as many shrubs are winding down, yet it is tough enough to shrug off a British winter. Why gardeners love it Big, double white flowers with a red eye, right through