‘Leslie Ann’ is the fringed one: white petals edged and brushed with rose-pink, their margins cut and wavy rather than smooth, opening late in the sasanqua season when the earlier ones have finished. Upright to 7–8 feet and roughly half that across.

Part shade here, in acidic, well-drained soil with mulch over the shallow roots. Being a sasanqua it carries flowers through autumn into winter, and sheds spent petals cleanly instead of browning on the branch the way a japonica does.