Hibiscus Pink Teacups Thelypteris which still isn't saying much

which still isn't saying much

well-drained site for best performance

How is it that one of the most amazing deer-resistant natives is rarely offered in a nursery

divide and replant at this point

topped with flowers composed of a large white pouch

Hibiscus Pink Teacups Thelypteris which still isn't saying muchHibiscus 'Pink Teacups', a 2019 Plant Delights JLBG introduction is one of those lovely surprises that becomes a game changing perennial. In 2014, we visited plantsman Rick Lewandowski at Shangri La Botanical Gardens in southeast Texas. Rick was kind enough to share seed from a patch of dormant hibiscus, whose foliage appeared to be a hybrid swarm of Hibiscus coccineus and Hibiscus laevis. The gem of the resultant seed crop was an 8' tall specimen