Hibiscus mutabilis Rose Of Sharon Double Flower Form - Sold Out - Pre-Order for October 2026 Weeping plants They are fantastic grown in

They are fantastic grown in a pots or hanging baskets where their flowers can be enjoyed all winter long

dappled shade through to part sun or morning sun

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And flowers start forming in the dead of winter at our nursery in Kenthurst which gets cold and light frosts in winter

Hibiscus mutabilis Rose Of Sharon Double Flower Form - Sold Out - Pre-Order for October 2026 Weeping plants They are fantastic grown inA wonderfully hardy form of Hibiscus mutabilis The Rose Of Sharon with full Double Flowers. Famous for its magical, colour changing blooms, it produces large, ruffled, saucer shaped flowers that open white in the morning, gradually shift to pink by midday, and deepen to dark red or pink by evening. The name mutabilis is Latin for "changeable, describing the colour transition of the flowers as the temperature and sunlight exposure changes through the