Hibiscus acetosella ‘Red Shield’ dazzles with deep purple, maple-like foliage and pink flowers. But it’s only hardy to Zone 8b (approx. Macon, GA). In Loganville (Zone 7b), it will not survive winter outdoors.
Enjoy its striking foliage in summer, but plan for winter loss unless you’re in deep south Georgia.

Red Shield hibiscus foliage—purple leaves are the main attraction.
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