It is commonly called 'Rose of Sharon', but so are a lot of other plants, including a hibiscus which is nothing like it.
Friday, 29 October 2010
Hypericum calycinum - Rose of Sharon.
This shrubby plant is a garden escape that is widespread on Islay. It has attractive red berries at this time of year and yellow flowers in summer. It originates in south-east Europe.
It is commonly called 'Rose of Sharon', but so are a lot of other plants, including a hibiscus which is nothing like it.
It is commonly called 'Rose of Sharon', but so are a lot of other plants, including a hibiscus which is nothing like it.
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