Angel Eyes Hibiscus Bogo This dinnerplate variety is capable

This dinnerplate variety is capable of exhibition-size blooms

The high-centerd flowers have the fragrance of freshly cut apples and draw pollinators to the landscape

crisp weather

and even its palm-shaped foliage is decorative

you'll notice the fine feathering on the petals and a slight flush of plum

Angel Eyes Hibiscus Bogo This dinnerplate variety is capableDespite its resemblance to a tropical plant, this hardy hibiscus produces enormous, exotic looking flowers all the way to zone 4! Angel Eyes emerges later in spring than most perennials and produces bright white, 8" flowers with rounded petals and raspberry red eyes beginning in midsummer. Pollinators cannot resist the nectar laden flowers. This fast growing, shrubby perennial tolerates excessive moisture. PP35455