Angel Eyes Hibiscus Bogo beginning in late spring

beginning in late spring

so leave these hand-selected bulbs undisturbed in the ground

they also act as a magnet for pollinators

The giant flowers of this begonia typically reach 5-6" in diameter but sometimes grow to 8"

Angel Eyes Hibiscus Bogo beginning in late springDespite its resemblance to a tropical plant, this hardy hibiscus produces enormous, exotic looking flowers all the way to zone 4! Angel Eyes emerges later in spring than most perennials and produces bright white, 8" flowers with rounded petals and raspberry red eyes beginning in midsummer. Pollinators cannot resist the nectar laden flowers. This fast growing, shrubby perennial tolerates excessive moisture. PP35455