Lavatera, mix of pink regis and silver cup
This reminds me of a hibiscus, but grown as an annual, then at the end of the season you don't have to worry about trying to winter it over. These are two of the prettiest pink shades that are out there. the look great as a shrub in your yard or make an amazing cut flower. They are cut and come again, so don't be shy to harvest.
This reminds me of a hibiscus, but grown as an annual, then at the end of the season you don't have to worry about trying to winter it over. These are two of the prettiest pink shades that are out there. the look great as a shrub in your yard or make an amazing cut flower. They are cut and come again, so don't be shy to harvest.
This reminds me of a hibiscus, but grown as an annual, then at the end of the season you don't have to worry about trying to winter it over. These are two of the prettiest pink shades that are out there. the look great as a shrub in your yard or make an amazing cut flower. They are cut and come again, so don't be shy to harvest.
Annual
Some reading will tell you to direct sow early spring and they don’t like transplanting.
I have always started these indoors 6-8 weeks before my last frost and transplanted out. I have never had issues with transplanting these guys.
Full Sun
Spacing is 9”-12”
no less than 50 seeds per packet