The Alan Fradd Cistus is a remarkable variety, characterised by its fragrant evergreen foliage and, above all, its flowers. From late spring to early summer, it produces a profusion of large flowers over 7 cm in diameter. Their white petals contrast with a purple centre adorned with golden stamens.
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Characteristics of Cistus x purpureus Alan Fradd :
From May to June-July, Ciste Alan Fradd is adorned with ephemeral flowers. Their brilliant white hue, with a purple-speckled centre and golden-yellow stamens, is a real eye-catcher. The petals have a delicate crumpled texture, reminiscent of crepe paper. The flowers last just one day, leaving a carpet of petals on the ground. However, the plant produces numerous buds, ensuring abundant flowering for at least three weeks.
How to use Cistus x purpureus Alan Fradd?
Cistus Alan Fradd thrives in sunny beds, rock gardens and dry borders, as well as near walls and on embankments. Alone, in rows or in groups, it adds a remarkable touch to dry Mediterranean and coastal gardens. For a garrigue atmosphere, combine it with plants such as lavender, rosemary and sage.
What advice do you have for growing Cistus x purpureus Alan Fradd?
It likes stony or sandy, well-drained, dry, poor soil. For optimum growth, it needs a warm, sunny spot. This variety is resistant to temperatures as low as -10°C. After flowering, we recommend pruning the stems to encourage the shrub to branch out and maintain its ball shape.
