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800-644-5505Evening Rose Hibiscus
Old Price $64.99 Price $29.99
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sku # 82475
sku # 82475
Near-black foliage accents magenta flowers.
Evening Rose's vivid blooms are set off stunningly by its dark leaves and stems. The puckered flowers, which measure 20 cm across, feature gorgeous, overlapping petals, and they almost completely cover the plant's dense, round habit. At maturity, this exotic hibiscus reaches a height and spread of 120 cm. Its size and contrasting colours make a bold statement in the garden! Emerges later in spring than most perennials.
- Zone 4-9
- Light Requirements Sun to Part Shade
- Height 120 cm Tall
- Size Premium Plant
- Bloom Time Mid to Late Summer
- Deer Resistant
- Attract Bees
Product Details
- Botanical NameHibiscus SUMMERIFIC® var. 'Evening Rose' PPAF CPBRAF
- FormPerennial
- Flower Form20 cm rounded overlapping petals
- Hardiness Zone4-9
- Foliage TypeMaple-like thick, leathery leaves
- Growth RateFast
- Spread120 - 150 cm
- Planting InstructionsDig a hole deep enough to accommodate the roots without bending them. Roots should be just below the soil surface with the crown at the soil level.
- Soil RequirementsPrefers well drained soil, but will tolerate heavier soils.
- Spacing 120 - 150 cm
- Will TolerateAcidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
- Watering DescriptionAverage water needs. Water regularly, do not overwater
- Winter careMulch +/- 5 cm
- PruningNot needed, except to prune into desired form
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