Hibiscus 'Red Heart' Patio Tree

Hibiscus 'Red Heart' Patio TreeHibiscus syriacus 'Red Heart', commonly known as the Rose of Sharon is a hardy deciduous ornamental tree which produce upright lobed dark green leaves and foliage. During their flourishing season, look out for beautiful 10cm in width, pure white flowers with deep red centres. Position the Rose of Sharon tree in colourful borders, mixed containers, patios or small gardens for everyone to see. Plant in moist, well drained chalky soil in a full sun

They prefer well-draining soils and can grow in a variety of soils and are drought-tolerant

Betula pendula grows upright and offers smaller branches that become pendulous with age

making it perfect for brightening patio and paved areas

It prefers a sunny or partially shady location that provides shelter from cold winds

This plant is typically grown as a compact

Silver Vein Creeper is hardy and spreads vigorously when nurtured in healthy

creating a wonderful contrast against the purple leaves

Liriope Muscari ‘Okina’

so if your plant sprouts yellow flowers during the spring then you are very priveliged

This trailing or climbing evergreen shrub is perhaps the most popular of Loniceras because of its highly fragrant flowers

Heucherella Tapestry is a cross between Heuchera and Tiarella and shows characteristics of both parents

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