Malvaviscus arboreus (pink) Best Seller Tom Hohn described an exceptionally

Tom Hohn described an exceptionally handsome small specimen or patio tree (1993)

a tradition later taken up by the Eclectic physicians of the nineteenth century

Native to a land of mild winters and hot

and skin infections

a broad rosette of thick

Malvaviscus arboreus (pink) Best Seller Tom Hohn described an exceptionallyThis is the uncommon pink flowered Turk's cap, a soft toned form of the familiar scarlet Malvaviscus arboreus, a subtropical relative of the hibiscus in the mallow family, Malvaceae. The flowers carry the same charming quirk as the red kind: two to three inches long, they never open flat like a hibiscus but stay furled in a little turban, glowing here in clear pink rather than red. Turk's cap is herbaceous at the cold edge of the range and a shrubby