Cistus - Wikipedia They are perennial shrubs found on dry or rocky soils throughout the Mediterranean region, from Morocco, Spain, Italy, Greece, through to the Middle East, and also on the Canary Islands Cistus, with its many hybrids and cultivars, is commonly encountered as a garden flower
How to Grow and Care for Rockrose - The Spruce Rockrose (Cistus) is a genus of flowering, fast-growing evergreen shrubs characterized by dense green foliage, delicate, papery flowers, and aromatic leaves These shrubs are hardy, drought-tolerant, deer-resistant, and withstand extreme heat
Cistus Nursery Cistus offers a wide and ever-changing selection of climate-adapated plants, new textures for gardens, as well as horticultural treasures from around the world
Cistus varieties – 11 joyful sunroses to brighten your plot Drought tolerant plants are a big part of the gardener’s approach to this problem and sunroses, also know as cistus, are one of the best options The common name gives it away, sunrose Like wild roses, the flowers have five colorful petals surrounding a golden center
San Marcos Growers gt;The Rockroses (Cistus) While Halimium species are sometimes grown as an ornamental plants in California (we grow the beautiful Halimium atriplicifolium), the majority of the Rockroses cultivated in California gardens are in the genus Cistus
7 types of cistus (Rock Roses) for your dry garden Among the many types of cistus plants that exist, I have selected 7 species with different sizes and colours that may suit your preference I will describe each Cistus with lots of images so that you can easily see what they look like and also compare them in terms of size, hardiness, drought tolerance and blooming times
7 of the Most Beautiful Cistus Varieties (Rockroses) for Your Garden My Cistus varieties, also known as rockroses, are among the few bushy evergreen shrubs I have planted in all areas of my garden Nothing says “summer” to me more than their simple, sunny, bright-colored blooms
Cistus | Landscape Plants | Oregon State University Native to the scrub and summer-dry woodland areas of southern Europe, Canary Islands, and northern Africa Numerous hybrids have originated in the wild and in cultivation Cistus: from kistos, the Greek name of the plant
Purple Rock Rose, Cistus x purpureus, Monrovia Plant Purple Rock Rose, A tidy, compact, sun and heat-loving shrub with showy rose-purple blooms with maroon spots Tolerates drought, poor soil, even some neglect!