Please could someone tell me the name of this plant pls

I would agree with Anthony that's it's a Cistus Purpureus.

'Sunset'
rock rose 'Sunset'



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• Other common namesrock rose 'Sunset'
  
  
• SynonymsCistus crispus 'Sunset'
  Cistus 'Sunset'
  
  
• FamilyCistaceae
  
  
• GenusCistus are evergreen shrubs with simple, opposite leaves and 5-petalled, bowl-shaped, white, pink or purplish flowers, each lasting a single day, over a long period in summer
  
  
• Details'Sunset' is a low spreading shrub with wavy, grey-green leaves and clusters of yellow-centred, rose-pink flowers 5cm across
  

Characteristics

• FoliageEvergreen
  
  
• HabitBushy
  
  
• Hardiness
  
  H4
  

Colour
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Sunlight

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  Full Sun
  

• AspectSouth-facing or East-facing
  
  
• ExposureSheltered
  

Soil

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• MoistureWell-drained
  
  
• SoilSand, Clay, Chalk, Loam
  
  
• pHAcid, Alkaline, Neutral
  

Size

• Ultimate height0.1-0.5 metres
  
  
• Ultimate spread0.5-1 metres
  
  
• Time to ultimate height5-10 years
  

How to grow
CultivationWill grow well in poor soils but may become chlorotic with age on chalky soils. Needs a sheltered position in full sun

PropagationPropagate by softwood cuttings

Suggested planting locations and garden typesBanks and Slopes Flower borders and beds Wall-side Borders City & Courtyard Gardens Coastal Cottage & Informal Garden Mediterranean Climate Plants

How to care
PruningPruning group 8 or pruning group 9. Does not respond to hard pruning

PestsGenerally pest free

DiseasesGenerally disease free

 

Good morning @sharonr I have this one in my garden Cistus × purpureus,leaves are furry and sticky it is also known as Rock Rose there are over 20 different types of this lovely plant and all have different names

 

Good morning @Anthony Rogers my friend Helianthemums are tiny relations of cistuses, with which they often share the common name of rock rose.These little shrubs produce a succession of flowers that each last a single day on long stringy shoots for about a month in May/June.
They just fit into the early flowering category of shrubs, and as such they should be trimmed back immediately after they have flowered.If you’re looking for a tough shrub that thrives on neglect, try rockrose plants (Cistus). This fast-growing evergreen shrub stands up to heat, strong winds, salt spray and drought without complaint, and once established it needs very little care.