

Desert rose with bright trumpet flowers.
One only — this is a single tree
The desert rose grows a fat, water-holding trunk and then, once a year, covers itself in trumpet flowers in a pink that has no business being on a tree. It flowers best when it is kept a little root-bound and a little thirsty — the two mistakes beginners make are the two things it dislikes most.
We don't photograph a different tree and send you another one. The picture above is this specimen, taken the week you order. If it isn't the tree for you when it arrives, send it back within seven days — no explanation needed.
Chosen for sharing a position, a temperament or a shelf with Flowering Adenium.
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