Hibiscus paramutabilis - Shanghai Pink

Hibiscus paramutabilis is closely related to hibiscus syriacus (Rose of Sharon) and has similar qualities to it, but is generally larger, both the leaves and flowers. This variety has light pink blooms with a red/dark pink eye, and forms an open woody small tree or bush. It blooms profusely during early to mid-summer.  My plant bloomed for over a month, and required little care once established. Pests and diseases are minimal, and it can handle much the same weather conditions as any hardy hibiscus. The leaves are fuzzy and pleasant, and they turn a nice bright yellow in fall.                                          Also called: False Confederate Hardy Mallow, Ever-blooming Confederate Rose

Spread: 10'+ height, 8' wide

Cold hardiness: zones 7-10

Light requirements: full sun to medium sun

Water requirements: medium

                                                                                                                                       3.25" pot                                                                                                                        Cannot ship to AZ (unless bare root) or OR (at all)