Hibiscus palustris 25/6 Restock shared for interest only

shared for interest only

but the plant carries that heritage in the leaf

and there the real fame lies underground

fluted trumpets in a soft violet-purple

The crown opens with age into something broad and airy

Hibiscus palustris 25/6 Restock shared for interest onlyHibiscus palustris is the northern, cold hardy face of the American rose mallows, a marsh dweller whose species name comes straight from the Latin palus, a swamp or marsh. Botanists today often fold the plant into Hibiscus moscheutos as a subspecies, but the old name still travels with the pink flowered marsh plants of the Northeast, and gardeners know exactly which plant the name marks. Where many tropical hibiscus sulk at the first frost, this