Origin
Cistus florentinus is a plant species native to the Mediterranean region. It naturally grows on dry, sunny slopes and chalky soils. Its natural distribution is mainly concentrated in Southern Europe. Cistus florentinus belongs to the Cistaceae family.

Characteristics
Cistus florentinus is an evergreen shrub with a compact growth habit. The leaves are lanceolate, dark green, and feel slightly sticky. During the flowering period, white flowers with a yellow centre appear. The flowers usually have five rounded petals. The shrub can reach a height of around one metre.

Care
Cistus florentinus prefers a position in full sun. The plant grows best in well-drained, dry soil. Excessive moisture is poorly tolerated. Regular pruning encourages the shape and flowering of the shrub. The plant has moderate winter hardiness.