Hibiscus coccineus (Scarlet Rosemallow, Red Texas) - Hibiscus Tropicanna The first picture is a

The first picture is a more mature plant

Soil: Well-drained but can tolerate occasional dryness and occasional overwatering

The low-lying angular leaves form a basal rosette (A basal rosette is when leaves grow out in similar lengths from a stem base and resemble the leaves of a rose

Ever been frustrated that flower bouquets die so quickly

Hibiscus coccineus (Scarlet Rosemallow, Red Texas) - Hibiscus Tropicanna The first picture is aThis Florida native will impress you when it grows deep red flowers up to 6 inches long. Hibiscus coccineus is a perennial that does great in landscapes and water gardens. It blooms in late summer. Average mature height: 4 7 feet tall with a 2 3 foot spread Light: Full to part sun Water: Heavy watering, likes boggy conditions Zones: 6 9