Hardy Hibiscus 'Luna White': Dinner-Plate Perennial

Part of the acclaimed Luna Series, 'Luna White' (Hibiscus moscheutos 'Luna White') is a compact, seed-grown perennial hibiscus that produces massive, dinner-plate-sized pure white flowers. This hardy hibiscus dies back to the ground each winter in cold climates, returning vigorously in spring.

Giant Pure White Blooms

The flowers are enormous, 7-8 inches across, with five broad, overlapping petals of pristine white. A small, deep red eye adds a touch of contrast. The blooms are held on strong, upright stems above the foliage. Flowering begins in mid-summer and continues into early fall. The plant forms a neat, rounded mound about 3 feet tall and wide.

Plant Profile

Perennial Powerhouse

Hardy to Zone 5, 'Luna White' thrives in full sun and moist, rich soil—ideal for rain gardens or pond edges. It emerges late in spring, so be patient. Cut back dead stems in late winter. The Luna series is known for its compact habit, early blooming, and uniformity. A spectacular, low-maintenance perennial for northern gardens.