Hibiscus moscheutos 26/4 Restock Standing on: It is native

Standing on: It is native to southern Brazil

sweet-scented planting

as the new leaves emerge

The plants stand one to three feet tall on stiff

naturalized bank

Hibiscus moscheutos 26/4 Restock Standing on: It is nativeHibiscus moscheutos, the rose mallow, is the hardiest of the perennial hibiscus and the tough, cold proof parent behind most of the dinner plate hibiscus sold today. The wild plant is a stout, clump forming perennial of eastern marshes, rising to six or eight feet each summer and opening broad flowers to six inches and more, clean white or soft pink with a dramatic crimson eye at the center. For sheer size of bloom on a plant that shrugs off hard