Hibiscus moscheutos #2 (Hibiscus/Common Rose Mallow)

Rose-pink to white 3-4″ cone-shaped flowers with a dark burgundy eye in late summer. Host to 18 species of Lepidoptera. This is the most common rose mallow, found over most of the eastern half of the US. Very late to emerge in spring. Full sun to part shade. Average to wet soils. Great for rain gardens. OH native. 3-7’tall Deer resistant. Zone 5

• Full Sun to Part Shade
• Average to Wet Soil (OBL)
• 3-7′ Tall x 3-4′ Wide
• Blooms Late Summer
• Pink to White Blooms
• Zone 5
• Ohio Native