Hibiscus moscheutos (swamp hibiscus) blooms in marshy soil near rivers. Tolerates damp, not soggy, soil. Full sun, moist site. Grows 6 ft, dies back each winter. Give it room.
Native, dramatic, wet-site plant.
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