Hibiscus syriacus 'Speciosus' NEW These plants were grown from

These plants were grown from collected seed

Water: Use a richly organ‑dense but well‑draining substrate suited for epiphytic or semi‑epiphytic begonias

Veraguas) in wet tropical forests at mid elevations

More forgiving than many variegated Alocasias

the leaves can become dry and brittle

Hibiscus syriacus 'Speciosus' NEW These plants were grown fromHibiscus syriacus 'Speciosus' is a showy, double flowered form of the hardy Rose of Sharon, smothering itself in large, fully double white blooms, each lit by a flash of red at the centre, from late summer into early autumn. It brings a lush, almost tropical extravagance to the garden just as many shrubs are winding down, yet it is tough enough to shrug off a British winter. Why gardeners love it Big, double white flowers with a red eye, right through