Hibiscus Flowering Shrub
Hibiscus Flowering Shrub
Hibiscus SyriacusFlowering Shrub
Syrian Mallow. Syria, 1596. An old occupant of our gardens, and one that cannot be too freely cultivated. When favourably situated, it often reaches 6 feet in height, with three-lobed, neatly-toothed leaves, and with large, showy blossoms that are borne towards the end of summer. The typical species has purplish flowers, with a crimson spot at the base of each petal, but others, varying in colour from snow-white to purple and blue, are common in cultivation. Hibiscus syriacus coelestis bears bright blue flowers, while Hibiscus syriacus variegatus has beautifully variegated foliage.
Of the double-flowered forms, there are several beautiful and worthy plants, the following list containing some of the best varieties of this popular shrub:
Hibiscus syriacus albo-pleno,
Hibiscus amaranthus,
Hibiscus amplissima,
Hibiscus ardens,
Hibiscus caerulea plena,
Hibiscus carnea plena,
Hibiscus De la Veuve,
Hibiscus elegantissimum,
Hibiscus fastuosa,
Hibiscus Lady Stanley,
Hibiscus Leopoldii,
Hibiscus lilacina plena,
Hibiscus paeoniaeflora,
Hibiscus puniceus plenus,
Hibiscus rosea plena,
Hibiscus rubra plena,
Hibiscus spectabilis plena,
Hibiscus violacea.
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