Origin
The Lavatera 'Barnsley' is a plant species originally from the Mediterranean region. This type became immensely popular in England due to its flowering, tree-like form. The plant is also referred to as Lavatera 'Barnsley Baby'.

Characteristics
Distinctive features of the Lavatera ‘Barnsley’ are the striking pink flowers, which bloom from June to October. The plant usually reaches a height of 1 to 1.5 meters and develops a bushy form with a widely expanding structure. Additionally, the Lavatera 'Barnsley' has round, grey-green leaves that are soft and have a slightly hairy texture.

Care
The Lavatera 'Barnsley' requires a spot in full sun and a well-draining soil to optimally grow and bloom. Annual pruning in early spring stimulates new growth and blooms. In addition, it is important to provide the plant with extra water during dry periods. Generally, the Lavatera 'Barnsley' is a robust plant that can withstand both drought and frost.