Scarlet Rosemallow (Swamp Hibiscus) Growing Habit|Mounded

Scarlet Rosemallow (Swamp Hibiscus) Growing Habit|MoundedHibiscus coccineus Walter often goes by so many other names (Scarlet Rosemallow, Crimson Rosemallow, The flowers are deep scarlet and over 6" wide so it is indeed a large plant with big, showy, crimson flowers. It is native to the southeastern United States and is sometimes called swamp hibiscus because it is native to marshes and swamps in Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. (Tennessee is within this general area, but it's not considered a naturally

cohesive look in all seasons

Ours range of unique designs and colors to match every season

however the effects are much more severe in cats

it spreads through rhizomes (underground stems) and seeds

Jacob's ladder

Diamantina has many flowers on each stem and each flower last up to 4 weeks

oval leaves are deep green on top with a rich burgundy-red underside

the flower's eye

Blooms through the summer for long lasting curb appeal

white blooms

It's 4-month

The light should be couple hr/day