Hibiscus moscheutos
Large showy flowers of mauve or crimson white found in the wetlands in late summer and early autumn
Hibiscus moscheutos swamp rosemallow
Coarse herbaceous perennial inhabiting various wetland areas. Large showy flowers of white or pink are easily spotted from a distance and make a beautiful addition to a wetland garden. Grows up to 2 m tall. Flowers are pollinated by rose-mallow bees and attract hummingbirds.
Habitat & Range
Grown in edges of wetlands, marshes, swamps, lake/pond shores, shallow water.
Present in the southeast and soutwest of the state.
Wetland codes
| EMP: | OBL |
|---|---|
| NCNE: | OBL |
Phenology
Flowers late July through early October.
Characteristics
Plant Codes
S-rank: No rank
G-rank: G5 (Secure)
Hibiscus moscheutos swamp rosemallow
Forming buds
Flower bloom
Leaves and flowers
Wetland habitat
White flower form
Growing by a pond
Flower and Leaves
Common Names
swamp rosemallow
