Diascia personata Hopleys

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Diascia personata ‘Hopleys’ is not to be confused with the popular bedding Diascia which is grown as an annual. Diascia personata is a much hardier species which is perfectly suited to growing in a mixed perennial border and ideal if you are aiming for a ‘cottage garden’ style. It bears loose sprays of bright pink

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