Althéa ou Mauve en arbre (Hibiscus syriacus) Arbres et arbustes fruitiers cone scales thickened at the

cone scales thickened at the end and provided with a rigid and curved spine

solitary or worn in pairs

is therefore cultivable in almost all our regions

used to make jelly

Soil: Well-drained

Althéa ou Mauve en arbre (Hibiscus syriacus) Arbres et arbustes fruitiers cone scales thickened at theWith its magnificent brightly colored flowers, the Hibiscus has the enchanting accents of the tropics. There is, however, a shrubby form, which thrives in our more northern latitudes and delights our summers with its multicolored flowers: Hibiscus syriacus, or althea. A bit of dream in our garden or on the balcony. Althea, hibiscus, tree mallow Originally from India and China, from where it was introduced to Europe around 1580, Hibiscus syriacus comes