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Hibiscus syriacus ROSE MOON (PBR) cont. 10L 60-80 cm +p

Altheascrub
Product information
Pot
cont. 10L
Size
60-80 cm +p
Per shelf / per CC
10 / 1
Barcode
5404008116247
  • Pot Size
  • Height
  • Evergreen
  • Winter hardiness
  • Flowering period
  • Colour (flower)
  • Colour (foliage)
  • Type (use)
  • Pruning
  • Location
↕ 200 cm – 300 cm ❄ -20 °C ☀ sun PBR
Flowering
july to september
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
Pruning
february to march
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
Planting period
preferably as soon as possible after the summer
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D

About this plant

Altheascrub Hibiscus

Hibiscus is a large genus of shrubs, perennials and annuals from warm and temperate regions worldwide, known for their wide, funnel-shaped flowers with a prominent central column of stamens. In gardens in our climate the hardy shrubby species are grown above all; they flower generously from midsummer into autumn, when many other shrubs have finished.

Altheascrub Hibiscus syriacus

Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus), despite its name, comes from China and neighbouring parts of East Asia. It is an upright, deciduous shrub growing to around 2 to 3 m, with lobed leaves that appear late in spring. From July to September it bears a long succession of single or double flowers in white, pink, red, violet or blue, often with a dark eye.

Location and soil

Plant in full sun, sheltered from cold winds, in a fertile, well-drained soil; it does well on neutral to chalky ground and tolerates some summer dryness once established. The species is hardy in Belgian winters, withstanding frosts of around minus 20 °C, but young plants appreciate a winter mulch.

Pruning and care

Flowers form on the new shoots. For a compact shrub with plenty of flowers, prune in February to March: cut the main branches back by about half and shorten side shoots to three to five buds. Hedges should be trimmed every year at the same time. Removing faded flowers prolongs flowering. Be patient in spring, as new leaves only appear in May.

Use in the garden

A classic late-summer shrub for sunny borders, as a specimen or in an informal or clipped flowering hedge. It is also widely grown in large containers and as a small standard tree for terraces and small gardens. The flowers are visited by bees.

Plant characteristics

Botanical

Family Malvaceae
Genus Hibiscus
Species syriacus
Cultivar 'Walhirosmo'
Trade name Rose Moon (PBR)

Flowering

Flowering period july to september
Colour (flower) pink

Foliage

Evergreen no
Colour (foliage) green

Growth habit

Height 200 cm, 300 cm

Location

Winter hardiness -20 °C
Location sun

Use

Type (use) shrub, hedge plant, solitary, in group

Care

Pruning february to march

Plant breeders' rights

Hibiscus syriacus 'Walhirosmo' ROSE MOON (PBR) is subject to European Plant Breeders Rights under nr. 20151185. Asexual propagation and/or use of the trademark without license are prohibited.