Our native hardy hibiscus. Native to wet soils on the waters edge, found along streams and the banks of ponds, but quite drought tolerant in a garden setting. Native from Canada to the southern states this plant can be grown just about anywhere. Distinguished from other native hardy hibiscus by its three-lobed leaves which resemble a halberd spear, its middle lobe longer than the two lateral ones. Flowers are typically white but can be tinged pink—large (3-5") and very showy. You will notice these flowers from some distance. Flowers open during the day and close by nightfall. Flowering last for about one month.

Note: If you order more than one lot of one species of seeds, for example you place two orders of 100 seeds, or whatever variation is offered, we assume you want 200 seeds and your order will be sent in one seed packet. If you would prefer a separate packet for each lot of seeds please contact us immediately after placing your order, or before, to let us know, we will accommodate your preference.