Handwritten Greeting Card with your order - Meyer Lemon
Blooming from mid-summer to early fall, this attractive Hardy Hibiscus Purple Pillar® (Hibscus syriacus) has an upright columnar growth habit and can be used as a living screen in the landscape. It grows up to 10’ tall and 2-3’ wide. The semi-double flowers have lavender petals with a red central eye and need full sun to maximize the bloom potential. It attracts butterflies, bees and hummingbirds to the garden. Also called Rose of Sharon.
Special note: Hardy Hibiscus die back to the ground every fall and the plant doesn’t re-emerge until late spring, usually by the end of May or early June.
Special note about Hibiscus flowers: Logee’s is proud to offer many unusual and vibrantly colored Hibiscus varieties. Flower color can vary depending on cultural issues like full or partial sun, if it’s a first or second day flower (colors sometimes change on the second day or become more muted), or even if the plant is young or mature. Please be aware that these color changes are normal.
Available in a 3" pot.
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