Hibiscus moscheutos

<p style="text-align: center;"><span style="color:#006400;"><strong>Hibiscus moscheutos "Luna </strong></span><span style="color:#006400;"><strong>", Rose Mallow</strong></span></p>

<p>This cold hardy hibiscus is very attractive with its huge flowers, up to 20 cm diameter. You will find different information on the&nbsp; internet, but according to our 10 years experience with this plant in Bulgaria, its leaves and branches live one season and the rhizome survives about -18°C air temperature. At lower temperatures at least a small protection is needed to insulate the ground from deep freezing.</p>

<p>The pictures are from our experimental field near Assenovgrad, Bulgaria, where the plants grow in a very limy soil. If planted in a better soil, they will produce bigger number of larger flowers.</p>

<p>More information is available on our forum:</p>

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Hibiscus moscheutos "Luna Red", Rose Mallow

This cold hardy hibiscus is very attractive with its huge flowers, up to 20 cm diameter. You will find different information on the  internet, but according to our 10 years experience with this plant in Bulgaria, its leaves and branches live one season and the rhizome survives about -18°C air temperature. At lower temperatures at least a small protection is needed to insulate the ground from deep freezing.

The pictures are from our experimental field near Assenovgrad, Bulgaria, where the plants grow in a very limy soil. If planted in a better soil, they will produce bigger number of larger flowers.

More information is available on our forum:

http://forum.palmi.bg/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=730

Hibiscus moscheutos "Luna Rose", Rose Mallow

This cold hardy hibiscus is very attractive with its huge flowers, up to 20 cm diameter. You will find different information on the  internet, but according to our 10 years experience with this plant in Bulgaria, its leaves and branches live one season and the rhizome survives about -18°C air temperature. At lower temperatures at least a small protection is needed to insulate the ground from deep freezing.

The pictures are from our experimental field near Assenovgrad, Bulgaria, where the plants grow in a very limy soil. If planted in a better soil, they will produce bigger number of larger flowers.

More information is available on our forum:

http://forum.palmi.bg/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=730