Confederate rose (Hibiscus mutabilis) blooms open white/pink, deepening to red over 3 days. Not reliably hardy in Atlanta without protection: cut to 18 inches after frost, cover with box and pine straw. Uncover in March. Also roots easily from stem cuttings.
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