Hibiscus 'Lohengrin' – Hibiscus paramutabilis × syriacus

Overview

'Lohengrin' is an interspecific hybrid hibiscus (Hibiscus paramutabilis × syriacus), combining the graceful habit of H. paramutabilis with the hardiness and flower power of Rose of Sharon.

Botanical Profile

Characteristics

Deciduous shrub 6–10 feet tall with arching branches. Flowers are 3–4 inches across, likely pale pink or lavender, single, blooming late summer to fall. Foliage may show intermediate characteristics.

Cultivation

• Zones: 6–9 (estimated).
• Sun: Full sun to part shade.
• Soil: Well-drained, fertile.
• Water: Moderate.
• Pruning: Late winter.

Notes

A unique hybrid for collectors and breeders. Combines elegance with hardiness.