Hibiscus 'Dark Mystery' Size:3 gallon making it particularly well-suited to

making it particularly well-suited to southern gardens where many perennials struggle during the challenging summer months

this naturally occurring form—first documented by Mark Catesby in Virginia in 1731 [1] —turns up occasionally in the wild with its blushing pink to rosy red display

though it strongly prefers well-drained sites—soggy soils invite problems with verticillium wilt and canker

Dainty yellow-green flowers appear above the clump on scapes that rise from the plant and age to tan as the growing season progresses

giving a softer more neutral color that pairs well with purples

Hibiscus 'Dark Mystery' Size:3 gallon making it particularly well-suited toHibiscus 'Dark Mystery' PP32036 commands attention with its striking combination of incredibly dark wine purple foliage and massive white flowers that measure eight to nine inches across. This Walters Gardens introduction showcases large, ruffled blooms adorned with prominent cherry red eyes and delicate dark pink veining that creates an elegant contrast against the pure white petals. The flowers display a characteristic hibiscus form with five broad,