Hibiscus Rubrum Begonia We think this is the

We think this is the most heavily spotted Aspidistra elatior cultivar on the market

a well-prepared soil and an open woodland site have worked very well for us

a very unique cultivar that will be prized by plant collectors

starting from the stem and radiating outward

Hibiscus Rubrum Begonia We think this is theHibiscus 'Rubrum', often sold as a form of Hibiscus mutabilis, is actually an old sterile hybrid of the Asian woody Hibiscus mutabilis and the North American native perennial Hibiscus moscheutos. Hibiscus 'Rubrum' forms an 8' tall x 6' wide woody shrub in milder climates, but for us, acts as a dieback perennial, reaching the same heights in a single season. The upper branches are adorned with terminal clusters of bright cherry red flowers from July