Hibiscus 'Texas Star' - Hibiscus coccineus

Hibiscus coccineus or 'Texas Star' forms a clump of 3 to 4-foot tall stalks that produce gorgeous large (6"+)red flowers from mid-summer until frost. This southeastern native can handle swampy and wet situations, but also does quite well in average soil. Pollinators and hummingbirds love this plant. In winter this plant is dormant, and is cut back for shipping. It will regrow from the base of the plant in spring.                                                                    Also called: Scarlet Rose Mallow, Texas Hibiscus

3.25" pot

Cannot ship to AZ or OR

Spread: 7' tall, 4' wide, clumping

Cold hardiness: zones 6-10

Light requirements: full sun to medium sun

Water requirements: medium