White Pillar Hibiscus
Botanical name: Hibiscus syracus
Bloom type: Perennial
The White Pillar Hibiscus, a cultivar of Hibiscus syriacus, is known for its striking, pure white flowers and its unique columnar growth habit. This deciduous shrub is part of the mallow family and is valued for its ornamental appeal in gardens and landscapes. It is a hardy and versatile plant, often used as a focal point or hedge in garden designs.
Bloom Type: White Pillar Hibiscus produces large, showy, pure white flowers with a slight hint of pink in the center. The blooms are single-petaled, with a prominent central stamen, and typically measure 2-3 inches in diameter. The flowering period extends from midsummer to early fall, with the blooms attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
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