Hibiscus coccineus 26/5 Restock and has since become the

and has since become the most widely grown fothergilla of all

once established the plant is notably drought tolerant

The common name is a small botanical fib

" because this is very likely the only native woody plant in America to carry this year's flowers

He crossed that survivor with a double-flowered plant and handed the seedlings to Dan Milbocker

Hibiscus coccineus 26/5 Restock and has since become theHibiscus coccineus, the scarlet rose mallow or Texas star hibiscus, is a tall, dramatic perennial native to the wetlands and swamps of the southern United States. Rising on strong, upright stems to six or ten feet, the plant lifts great scarlet stars above the summer garden, an American native that looks every bit as exotic as any tropical hibiscus and proves far tougher. The flowers are the whole argument. Each bloom opens three to five inches across