All reviews for category Anisodontea

I received the young plant in very good condition, I am surprised by its already large size. I hope it will soon give me beautiful flowers. Thank you.

Great, everything is exactly as described.

I planted this bush in April 2021, and as of today, 23/07, it is already approaching two meters in height. It regularly produces flowers, but the issue is that the leaves are rather light green, turn yellow, and eventually fall off. The bush ends up being a bit sparse in leaves, and it's a shame... if you could advise me on how to remedy this problem... Thank you...

I received a very beautiful young plant with branches and large leaves - (I know it more with small leaflets). It is a bush that I am familiar with: I first started by having it in a large pot: it never stopped flowering: from January to December. It has lived for several years by giving it fertilizer and changing the soil a bit in spring, and especially by giving it plenty of water in summer! I currently have one planted in the ground and it flowers better than in summer (too hot/dry? and especially needs water) - it will be 2 years old in March and has grown well despite being in a windy location. In short, a beautiful bush that brings color without being too dense.

A bit disappointed. Young plant that suffered quite a bit during the transport. I hope it will survive. For this kind of fragile plant, please reconsider the packaging (preferably a small plastic shell if possible). Fast delivery as always with Promesse de Fleurs. Thank you.

Received last March, the young plant has thrived and is still in flower (in November!). What a pleasure for the eyes and the pollinating insects in my garden. I am delighted!

Anisodontea 'El Rayo is truly an exceptional and very floriferous bush. In the ground, even in a clay-limestone soil, it reached a height of 2 meters (7 feet) and spread over a width of 5 meters (16 feet) in 8 years. I have to prune this bush that has become almost invasive. It flowers 12 months a year! And, during the winter of 2016-2017, when it snowed twice (up to 10 centimeters (4 inches) in height), the bush bent to the ground under the weight of the snow. I had the worst fears! But when it thawed, it came back even more beautiful.

Planted in February 2020. It is now (7 months later) 3 metres (10 feet) tall. Since June, it has been covered in small pink flowers. This rapid growth requires a sturdy support (strong wind resistance).

Beautifully ramified young plant that unfortunately did not withstand this excessive summer heat. Worth trying again.

Beautiful pink flowers all summer long, grows at the blink of an eye! Needs to be staked as it tends to bend under the weight of its branches.