Hibiscus Ballet Slippers Disease Resistant thought to be a cross

thought to be a cross between Fuji Cherry (Prunus incisa) and Prunus spachiana [4]

It also has unique semi weeping branching but still keeps a narrow tight form making it a good fit for smaller spaces

the foliage transitions to shades of orange-red to scarlet—not quite the swirling psychedelic display of our native dogwoods

Whether used to create bold ribbons of color in formal borders

Hibiscus Ballet Slippers Disease Resistant thought to be a crossWe absolutely love this nativar rose mallow Hibiscus from Proven Winners because it is simply and truly a show stopper. In a single growing season it bursts into a 3 4 tall and wide shrub. The green maple like leaves are gorgeous on their own, but soon you realize this is simply a backdrop for color. Large bright green buds emerge, then explode into 7 8 bright white blooms carrying pink swirls. These blooms fade quickly but continue to emerge and stay