Hibiscus 'Dr Katzuki' Garden droop and point toward the

droop and point toward the ground

It is best grown in well drained sandy or sandy loam soils

It is a little more cold tender than some

The edible ‘raisins’ are not a fruit but a swollen flower stalk

A consistent heavy cropper bearing fruit that are ready to harvest in mid-Summer and has good resistance to disease

Hibiscus 'Dr Katzuki' Garden droop and point toward theEvergreen shrub that produces flowers that are deep orange with a cherry red centre, and have a kind of papery appearance. These are produced through summer and autumn off upright, slender branches with glossy, green leaves it grows to 1. 5 m tall and about the same wide. Best grown in a sunny, sheltered position where soils are moist, fertile and free draining. Trim back in early Spring to help encourage new growth. Suitable for growing in coastal