Hibiscus moscheutos is a striking, shrubby perennial native to eastern North American wetlands. It forms upright, clump-forming mounds of foliage and produces enormous, five‑petaled blooms—up to 6–8 inches across—with a bold central “eye.” Blooms appear from midsummer into early fall, making it a vibrant and dramatic addition to moist garden areas. In ideal conditions, the flowers can reach up to 10” wide!
Swamp RoseMallow (Hibiscus moscheutos)
$15.00Price
•Flowers are rich nectar and pollen sources, attracting bees—including the specialist Rose Mallow Bee (Ptilothrix bombiformis)—butterflies, and hummingbirds. 
•Serves as a larval host for several butterflies and moths, such as the Common Checkered Skipper, Gray Hairstreak, Painted Lady, and Io Moth.
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