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Hibiscus 'Flower Tower White'Hibiscus syriacusHibiscus syriacus 'Gandini van Aart'
Hardy Shrub
What is Hardy Shrub?
Woody plant, usually having a permanent framework of branches.
Capable of withstanding outdoor winter temperatures down to -15C.
Woody plant, usually having a permanent framework of branches.
Capable of withstanding outdoor winter temperatures down to -15C.
£12.99
Narrow columnar habit
Perfect for small gardens and tight spaces
Creates a tower of blooms from late summer to autumn
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Height Up to 300cm (118in)
Spread Up to 75cm (30in)
Hardy Shrub
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For small gardens and tight spaces, you can’t beat these Flower Tower hibiscus. Their columnar habit can eventually reach up to 3 metres but their height is easily controlled by pruning. Their modest width is perfect for narrow borders, containers, balconies and courtyard corners where the sky’s the limit. Growing up and up into densely branching towers packed with blooms from late summer to autumn, they provide a spectacular focal point which can be used to frame architectural features.
From late July to early October, Hibiscus ‘Flower Tower White’ produces masses of pure white, semi-double flowers. The blooms attract a wealth of beneficial pollinators. Drought tolerant once established.
Height: 300cm (118in). Spread: 75cm (30in).
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1 x 9cm Peat-Free Potted Plant (KF0833)
Grow Hibiscus on rich fertile, reliably moist, well drained soil, in full sun. When growing hibiscus plants in patio containers use a soil based compost, such as John Innes No.3.
More Info Feed and water hibiscus regularly until fully established . Apply a dry mulch such as bark chips to the base if the plant in autumn to protect from winter cold. Prune hibiscus in late spring, removing any stems that have died back or been damaged over winter. Hibiscus are often one of the last shrubs in the garden to break bud, so be patient with plants that are slow to start into growth in spring – they may remain dormant until May!
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