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Hibiscus sawfly is the #1 pest of most hibiscus
We offered these originally as Trillium ludovicianum A2LA-006 before we made our final determination of their hybrid nature
a bit of midday shade is helpful
'Fortunei' mutation from the late Robert Savory has been very difficult to find until now
Notocactus schlosseri Bulgaria Hibiscus sawfly is the #1(aka: Parodia schlosseri, Parodia erubescens) Notocactus schlosseri hails from Southern Uruguay, which has been the source of quite a few cactus that have thrived in our trials. Notocactus schlosseri has survived in our open rock garden since 2011, which includes wet winters and a low temperature of 7 degrees F. The solitary 6" tall x 6" wide rosette is armed with brown spines, and topped, starting for us in mid May with large lemon yellow flowers