Hibiscus Species, Sacramento Rose-Mallow, Delta Hibiscus, River Mallow, Woolly Rose Mallow, Crimson-

This is native to Missouri. It just started blooming the last week in July. It just showed up in my garden. Another one has popped up ...Read Morealong the blacktop roadside. It's on a slope so certainly not a "moist" area. I give it 0 care. It blooms when other plants are starting to fade.

Huge white hibiscus flowers with red centers. Native to riparian areas around the Sacramento River in California, and can also be found i...Read Moren other states. Unique from many other hibiscus species in that the leaves and stems are covered in fine hairs. Since it grows in moist soil near the river, it tolerates garden conditions much better than most other California native plants, which tend to prefer dry summer conditions.