Hibiscus Rubrum Sabatia and they are great for

and they are great for attracting these pollinators to your garden

The branches are then topped with clusters of 2-3" golden orange flowers in August and September

Of several accessions trialed

are stunningly indescribable flower heads composed of bright yellow petals with contrasting red stamens that resemble long red threads emerging from the flower

Hibiscus Rubrum Sabatia and they are great forHibiscus 'Rubrum', often sold as a form of Hibiscus mutabilis, is actually an old sterile hybrid of the Asian woody Hibiscus mutabilis and the North American native perennial Hibiscus moscheutos. Hibiscus 'Rubrum' forms an 8' tall x 6' wide woody shrub in milder climates, but for us, acts as a dieback perennial, reaching the same heights in a single season. The upper branches are adorned with terminal clusters of bright cherry red flowers from July