Light Pink Hibiscus Moscheutos var. Palustris Hardy Flower Seeds

Once mature, these hardy hibiscus plants will reach a height of 36 to 48 inches. Because they grow quite wide, you should space them about 36 inches apart to give them enough room to thrive.

These are hardy perennials suitable for USDA zones 5 through 11. If you live in a region within these zones, the plants are designed to survive the winter and return the following season.

For the best results and the most prolific blooming, plant these seeds in a location that receives full sun. This ensures the plant has the energy required to produce its signature dinner-plate-sized flowers.

You can expect these hibiscus plants to bloom from mid-summer, typically July, through September or until the first frost. They are known for a heavy blooming habit, meaning you will see plenty of flowers throughout that window.

Yes, these hibiscus flowers are highly attractive to pollinators. They are an excellent choice if you want to support local bee and butterfly populations in your garden.