Summer in Paradise Hibiscus Options:1 Plant | Ships in Fall which is unusual for a

which is unusual for a tree peony and does not go unnoticed by local beneficial pollinators

The voluptuously ruffled petals give each pinwheel-like bloom a sense of depth and texture

Fantastic in a garden bed

And speaking of getting noticed

Neat mounds of heart-shaped foliage present rich green

Summer in Paradise Hibiscus Options:1 Plant | Ships in Fall which is unusual for aWith its large leaves, refined and full habit, and plentiful, 78" flowers, this hibiscus makes an excellent substitute for a shrub. Its deep red buds open wide, transforming into vivid hot cerise red, saucer shaped blooms. Flowers are produced throughout the entirety of the plant, not just at the top like some older cultivars. Emerges later in spring than most perennials.