Known for its large, single, pure snowy white, saucer-shaped flowers (up to 5 inches across) with slightly wavy petal edges. Critically, these flowers have no colored eye (throat), unlike many other Rose of Sharon varieties. They are known to remain open longer, often into the evening. The deciduous foliage has dark green, leathery, three-lobed leaves. This elegant and highly desirable cultivar is an excellent choice for a landscape.