Rose Mallow (Hibiscus moscheutos)
A hummingbird favorite, native Rose Mallow brings the WOW to the garden!
AND it’s a great native alternative to that invasive thug, Rose of Sharon
6” tropical blooms in shades of dusky pinks, whites & sweet raspberry centers in Summer are pollinator favorites June thru late September.
Seed pods are lovely Winter interest & in dried arrangements too but leave most for overwintering birds
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A hummingbird favorite, native Rose Mallow brings the WOW to the garden!
AND it’s a great native alternative to that invasive thug, Rose of Sharon
6” tropical blooms in shades of dusky pinks, whites & sweet raspberry centers in Summer are pollinator favorites June thru late September.
Seed pods are lovely Winter interest & in dried arrangements too but leave most for overwintering birds
SEE PLANT DEETS BELOW
A hummingbird favorite, native Rose Mallow brings the WOW to the garden!
AND it’s a great native alternative to that invasive thug, Rose of Sharon
6” tropical blooms in shades of dusky pinks, whites & sweet raspberry centers in Summer are pollinator favorites June thru late September.
Seed pods are lovely Winter interest & in dried arrangements too but leave most for overwintering birds
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Hibiscus moscheutos DEETS:
Full to Part Sun
Wet to average soils
3-7’ tall with 4-9’ spacing (Full sun & moist locations = taller shrubs/more blooms)
Nectar draws native bees & hummingbirds
Host species to butterflies & moths like Common Checkered Skipper, Gray Hairstreak, & Painted Lady butterflies
