3ft Patio Hibiscus Tree | Hibiscus syriacus 'Magenta Chiffon'® | 3L Pot

Name: 3ft Patio Hibiscus Tree | Hibiscus syriacus 'Magenta Chiffon'® | 3L Pot
Brand: Winters Hill
SKU: shopify_GB_15178800333179_55626571841915
Price: 29.99 GBP
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Features stunning double magenta-pink flowers with beautifully ruffled petals.
Expertly trained as an elegant patio tree with a clear trunk and a rounded canopy.
Ideal for patios, balconies, and compact gardens, reaching a height of approximately 1.5m.
Blooms from late summer into autumn, providing vibrant colour when many other plants have faded.
Fully hardy and low-maintenance, offering years of effortless beauty.
Fun Fact: Known as the Korean rose, Hibiscus syriacus is South Korea's national flower, with its name meaning "eternal blossom that never fades" in Korean.

Species: Hibiscus
Flower Colour: Showy magenta flowers appear from the end of summer into autumn.
Flowering Season: Summer, Autumn
Flowering Time: August, September, October
Foliage Colour: Green
Position: Full sun
Habit: A lovely patio tree trained with a lollipop-style head of foliage.
Eventual Height & Spread: Grows to an ultimate height of roughly one-and-a-half metres tall. Spreads approximately one metre.
Hardiness: H5 - Cold hardy down to temperatures of -15°C.

Planting Time: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
Soil Type: Plant in well-drained (but moist) soil. If growing in a container, use a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 3.
Spacing: Plant one metre apart to allow for spreading.
Watering: Water your hibiscus regularly throughout the growing season, particularly during hot, dry spells. Don't let the soil/compost dry out.
Feeding: Every spring, apply a high-potash, slow-release fertiliser.
Pruning: Pruning group 1 - minimal pruning required. Remove any damaged, diseased or crossing branches in late winter (or early spring) to maintain a healthy framework.
Pests & Diseases: Generally healthy but can be affected by aphids, scale insects and powdery mildews.

Product Specifications

Supplied As: Tree in a 3L pot
Height on Arrival: 60-90cm inc. pot

Highlights

Features stunning double magenta-pink flowers with beautifully ruffled petals.
Expertly trained as an elegant patio tree with a clear trunk and a rounded canopy.
Ideal for patios, balconies, and compact gardens, reaching a height of approximately 1.5m.
Blooms from late summer into autumn, providing vibrant colour when many other plants have faded.
Fully hardy and low-maintenance, offering years of effortless beauty.
Fun Fact: Known as the Korean rose, Hibiscus syriacus is South Korea's national flower, with its name meaning "eternal blossom that never fades" in Korean.

Variety Specifications

Species: Hibiscus
Flower Colour: Showy magenta flowers appear from the end of summer into autumn.
Flowering Season: Summer, Autumn
Flowering Time: August, September, October
Foliage Colour: Green
Position: Full sun
Habit: A lovely patio tree trained with a lollipop-style head of foliage.
Eventual Height & Spread: Grows to an ultimate height of roughly one-and-a-half metres tall. Spreads approximately one metre.
Hardiness: H5 - Cold hardy down to temperatures of -15°C.

Planting & Care

Planting Time: January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
Soil Type: Plant in well-drained (but moist) soil. If growing in a container, use a loam-based compost like John Innes No. 3.
Spacing: Plant one metre apart to allow for spreading.
Watering: Water your hibiscus regularly throughout the growing season, particularly during hot, dry spells. Don't let the soil/compost dry out.
Feeding: Every spring, apply a high-potash, slow-release fertiliser.
Pruning: Pruning group 1 - minimal pruning required. Remove any damaged, diseased or crossing branches in late winter (or early spring) to maintain a healthy framework.
Pests & Diseases: Generally healthy but can be affected by aphids, scale insects and powdery mildews.