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Unavailable in 2019
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What's My Zone?
Zone: 4 to 9
Perennial
Vitals
| EXPOSURE | ||
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| BLOOM SEASON | ||
| Blooms mid-summer to early autumn |
| SIZE |
 48"-5' |
 36"-48" |
Cultivar Notes - 'Anne Arundel'
Huge, dinner plate sized flowers sit atop robust, shrub-like plants from mid to late summer. Each successive spring will bring larger flowers. This variety produces glorious hot pink flowers with a small, red eye.
Genus Notes - Hibiscus
Hardy hibiscus form large bushy plants. They bloom mid- to late-summer and have absolutely huge, glorious crepe paper-like flowers. They grow best in full sun in moist soil. Hibiscus are very late to break dormancy and need temperatures above 50°F before growth will appear.
