Generous and rustic evergreen shrub with a rather disordered and sparse habit if allowed to grow freely, fast-growing and native to south-western Australia. Branched and lignified from the base, it produces thin stems with various trends with which it can grow 2.50 meters tall and large. Leaves, palmate and hairy, are bright green and alternate. From spring and until late summer the apexes of the branches are covered with single buds which, when opening, show large cupped flowers of a delicate lilac color that resemble hibiscus flowers in appearance, so much so that this has earned them the common name of 'Australian Hibiscus'. The flowers are followed by spherical tufts rich in seeds.
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