A Burst Of Tropical Beauty ▼ Hardy Hibiscus Collection
Add an exotic touch to your garden with these hardy shrubs. Hibiscus are one of those evocative and exotic plants we tend to associate with holidays and warmer climates. Looking very exotic, with their huge pollen-laden anthers and two-tone flowers, they are fully hardy. Supplied as 1 of each of the three varieties below.
Hibiscus
‘Hamabo’ Covered in large, bright pink blooms from July – not stopping until all buds have opened, sometimes right into autumn. 1.5m July-September
SAVE £10 2 LITRE POT
£14.99 ITEM: 500077
Was £24.99 Hibiscus
‘Woodbridge’ With deep pink,
trumpet-shaped flowers featuring red centres, this upright variety is a show-stopper in any outdoor space. 2.5m July-October
SAVE £10 2 LITRE POT
£14.99 ITEM: 500074
Was £24.99 Hibiscus
‘Marina’ Beautiful rich lavender-blue flowers with deep crimson centres that appear from bushy green foliage. 2.5m June-October
SAVE £10 2 LITRE POT
£14.99 ITEM: 500078
Was £24.99
NOW WITH A BRAIDED STEM! SHibiscus Tricolour
SAVE £15 1.2-1.4M TALL
STANDARD WITH BRAIDED STEM IN A 23CM POT
£44.99 ITEM: 511863
Was £59.99
Also available as a bush
SAVE £5 £29.99
BUSH IN A 4.6 LITRE POT
Was £34.99 ITEM: 510313
Three varieties have been carefully selected and combined. You will see distinct flowers with pink, white, and blue petals, each with a rich burgundy red centre. 1.5m July-September
✔ Three colours on one tree – pink, white and blue – selected to grow in balance for many years
✔ Totally hardy in UK, feed well when growing, and grow in soil or in pots in a warm, sunny spot
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“Ground- breaking creation with three striking colours on one standard plant”
BUY ALL 3 SAVE £30
3 X 2 LITRE POTS 1 OF EACH VARIETY
£44.97 ITEM: 510152
Was £74.97
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