Bluebird Hibiscus Plant New Jumbo The bright blooms of creeping

The bright blooms of creeping phlox are one of the first to color the spring landscape

three different types of traps were tested

more established root systems to produce more blooming scapes per plant than standard #1 bareroots

making it a versatile choice for many landscapes

Asiatic lilies are garden favorites--and we've selected low-growing ones for this colorful mix

Bluebird Hibiscus Plant New Jumbo The bright blooms of creepingThe Bluebird Hibiscus is a vigorous, deciduous shrub that produces loads of lavender blue and burgundy flowers from midsummer to frost. The 3 5 in., showy flowers attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Growing 6 8 ft. tall, Bluebird Hibiscus, also called a Rose of Sharon, makes an impressive specimen plant. This low maintenance plant is an excellent flowering shrub for planting in groups as a privacy screen or flowering hedge. Deer tend to avoid.