Hibiscus coccineus Swamp Angel 4b the old ones will eventually

the old ones will eventually degrade

so we're guessing it will eventually make 3

highlighted with silver and red veining

Although seemingly trunkless

Hibiscus coccineus Swamp Angel 4b the old ones will eventuallyThis Frank Galloway discovery from Baldwin County, Alabama, is one of several white flowered forms of our typically red flowered southeast native, Hibiscus coccineus. The 8' tall green stems emerge in spring, clothed with green marijuana like foliage. The stalks of Hibiscus 'Swamp Angel' are adorned with five petaled, pure white flowers from summer through fall a hummingbird favorite. Moist soils are best, but Hibiscus coccineus can make it through an