Botanical Interests Rose Mallow Pink Seeds

Bold, Dinner-Plate Blooms That Stop Traffic Pink Rose Mallow (Hibiscus moscheutos) is one of the most dramatic flowering perennials you can grow. Its enormous, soft pink blooms — often reaching up to 10–12” across — create a tropical, lush presence in the garden that belies just how cold-hardy and easy to grow this native perennial truly is. A true showstopper from midsummer through fall. Growing Highlights Bloom size: Enormous dinner-plate flowers up to 10–12” across Bloom color: Soft, rosy pink with a contrasting center Type: Hardy perennial — returns reliably year after year Bloom season: Midsummer through fall Pollinators: Irresistible to hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies Light: Full sun to part shade Moisture: Thrives in moist to average garden soil Why Gardeners Love It Few perennials make a statement quite like Rose Mallow. Plant it at the back of a border, beside a pond, or as a bold focal point in a cottage garden — its massive blooms will draw admiring glances all season long. Despite its tropical appearance, it’s surprisingly cold-hardy and low-maintenance once established. Non-GMO — from Botanical Interests, dedicated to supporting home gardeners and biodiversity. #1375