Hibiscus syriacus 'Diana'
White Rose of Sharon, Diana Rose of Sharon, Diana Hibiscus
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- Main interest:
- showy pure white flower, long blooming
- Exposure:
- full sun
- Soil humidity:
- moist soil; well-drained
- Flower colour:
- white
- Fragrance:
- Non-fragrant
- Flowering period:
- July to October
- Foliage:
- green
- USDA Hardiness:
- zone 5a: -29 °C (-20 °F) View Zone Map
- Mature height & width:
- height: 8 ft (2.4 m) width: 6 ft (1.8 m)
- Use:
- hedge, specimen
Hibiscus syriacus 'Diana', is a showy, tall white Rose of Sharon with unique, white, wavy-edged flowers with no eye. Unlike the flowers of most hibiscus, Diana Rose of Sharon blooms stay open into the evening, making it a lovely addition to the midsummer night garden. Growing to 8 ft tall and 6 ft wide, this white Rose of Sharon is a vase-shaped shrub, and a prolific, long bloomer. Hardy to zone 5a, it blooms from July to October, and attracts butterflies.
Diana Hibiscus makes a wonderful hedge or specimen plant; and it can be trained as a single trunk tree with pruning. Its foliage turns an apealing golden yellow in the fall.
- Main interest:
- showy pure white flower, long blooming
- Exposure:
- full sun
- Soil humidity:
- moist soil; well-drained
- Flower colour:
- white
- Fragrance:
- Non-fragrant
- Flowering period:
- July to October
- Foliage:
- green
- USDA Hardiness:
- zone 5a: -29 °C (-20 °F) View Zone Map
- Mature height & width:
- height: 8 ft (2.4 m) width: 6 ft (1.8 m)
- Use:
- hedge, specimen
Hibiscus syriacus 'Diana', is a showy, tall white Rose of Sharon with unique, white, wavy-edged flowers with no eye. Unlike the flowers of most hibiscus, Diana Rose of Sharon blooms stay open into the evening, making it a lovely addition to the midsummer night garden. Growing to 8 ft tall and 6 ft wide, this white Rose of Sharon is a vase-shaped shrub, and a prolific, long bloomer. Hardy to zone 5a, it blooms from July to October, and attracts butterflies.
Diana Hibiscus makes a wonderful hedge or specimen plant; and it can be trained as a single trunk tree with pruning. Its foliage turns an apealing golden yellow in the fall.
Also known as: Diana Althaea, White Syrian Hibiscus
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