Zn 4 - 9

This new introduction from Missouri is hardier than most other varieties. Spectacular dinner-plate size blooms in assorted shades of pink, red and white in late summer and early fall. Needs a hot sunny location in order to bloom properly and good, fertile soil. Although it may look like a shrub it is a true perennial. In the spring cut it right back to the ground. It is very slow to emerge from the ground sometimes not showing any sign of life until June. Do not give up prematurely! (4')

Please note -- we try not to ship dormant plants. Consequently rose mallows may not be shipped until mid-June.