Eye Candy HibiscusA delightful summer treat, Eye Candy Hibiscus bears stunning, large, white flowers with deep red eyes and touches of pink. Butterflies love it. The vigorous plants grow 3 4 ft. tall with a rounded, habit. Also called a hardy hibiscus or swamp rose mallow, this perennial is native to moist areas of the eastern United States. It can be planted along streams or pondsor for a stunning effect, plant several as a summer hedge. Eye Candy Hibiscus exhibits

making it an ideal windbreak

The vigorous plants grow 3-4 ft

Available in tablets and liquid concentrate

you can make it last longer with the Donald Wyman Lilac

bulgaricum (5)

Star-shaped blooms in a rosy shade of red cover this matlike plant from early to mid spring

It performs best when planted in full sun to partial shade

per 1 gallon of soil

This beautiful pink version of the native swamp milkweed bursts into bloom by midsummer and lasts for many long weeks

Mix of rich reds and golden yellows bloom from early to late summer

The compelling and contrasting jewel-toned purple-and-red sepals are worthy of a closer look

Growing 18-24 in