Anisodontea are persistent, woody perennials and shrubs characterized by either simple or palmately-lobed foliage. They produce five-petaled, saucer-shaped blooms that emerge in the leaf axils, blooming extensively from summer through autumn.

Anisodontea

Anisodontea 'Crystal Rose'

Anisodontea 'Donatella'

Anisodontea 'Dryspell Raspberry'

Anisodontea 'El Rayo' is an upright sub-shrub that maintains its foliage year-round, reaching a height of approximately 1 meter. It features hairy stems and lobed leaves. The plant produces saucer-shaped pink blooms measuring 3-4 cm across, displaying darker magenta-pink to reddish markings in the center and along the veins. These flowers appear from summer through autumn.

Anisodontea 'El Rayo'

Anisodontea 'Elegant Lady'

Anisodontea 'Large Magenta' is a compact, evergreen shrub that typically reaches a height of about 75 cm. It features lobed, mid-green foliage. From summer through autumn, it produces large, bowl-shaped flowers in a rose-magenta hue, accented with darker veining.

Anisodontea 'Large Magenta'

Anisodontea 'Orchard Pink'

Anisodontea African Rose Dayo ('Ib609-3') (African Rose Series)

Anisodontea Lady in Pink ('Nuanilaninp') is a small, upright sub-shrub that typically reaches a height of about 35 cm. It features lobed, hairy leaves that are dark green in color. From April to September, it produces numerous strawberry-pink blooms with darker centers. This plant is well-suited for patio arrangements in pots and containers, as well as for use in garden borders.

Anisodontea Lady in Pink ('Nuanilaninp')

Anisodontea anomala

Anisodontea bryoniifolia

An upright sub-shrub characterized by its hairy stems and small, evergreen leaves that are also covered in fine hairs. Its flowers, similar in appearance to those of hibiscus, vary in color from pale pink to deep red-purple, blooming during the summer and autumn months.

Anisodontea capensis

Anisodontea capensis 'Big Smile'

Anisodontea capensis 'Oostanique'PBR

Anisodontea capensis 'Pink Pearl'

Anisodontea capensis 'Sumani 01'

Anisodontea capensis 'Tara's Pink'

Anisodontea capensis, commonly known as African Rose Marshmallow from the African Rose Series, is a bushy, upright sub-shrub that can reach heights of approximately 80 cm. Its stems are covered in fine hairs, and the leaves are lobed, hairy, and a rich dark green. Throughout the summer months, it produces numerous pale pink flowers resembling hibiscus, each adorned with darker veining.

Anisodontea capensis African Rose Marshmallow (African Rose Series)

Anisodontea capensis, commonly known as African Rose Rufaro from the African Rose Series, is a robust, bushy sub-shrub that can reach approximately 80 cm in height. The plant features hairy stems and deeply lobed, textured dark green leaves. During the summer months, it produces abundant hibiscus-like flowers in a dark pink hue, accented by darker veining.

Anisodontea capensis African Rose Rufaro (African Rose Series)

Anisodontea capensis Elegans Princess ('Oostani' PBR) is a bushy, upright sub-shrub that typically reaches a height of about 100 cm. It features small, hairy green leaves. From summer until autumn, this plant produces an abundance of pink flowers resembling hibiscus, each with a darker pink center. It serves as an excellent source of nectar for butterflies and bees.

Anisodontea capensis Elegans Princess ('Oostani'PBR)

Anisodontea capensis Slightly Strawberry ('Nuanilainp'PBR)

Anisodontea elegans

Anisodontea elegans 'Cefdonpin'PBR

Anisodontea elegans 'Cefdonpur'PBR

Anisodontea julii is an upright, slender sub-shrub that can grow up to 3 meters tall and is semi-evergreen to evergreen in nature. Its leaves are lobed and resemble those of a maple, featuring a velvety green texture. During the summer and autumn months, it produces large, cup-shaped flowers that are mauve-pink with dark pink stripes at the center. This species tends to increase in hardiness as it matures.