Hibiscus Peppermint Flare Thermopsis Adiantum tricholepis naturally occurs in

Adiantum tricholepis naturally occurs in only two central Texas counties

5' wide Yucca rupicola clumps are topped with 8' flower spikes of large

Abutilon megapotamicum is a fun and easy-to-grow hummingbird magnet for the perennial border

which are in turn topped with 2' tall spikes of near white flowers in midsummer

Bartzella peony usually keeps several inches of wood

Hibiscus Peppermint Flare Thermopsis Adiantum tricholepis naturally occurs inThis amazing introduction from Texan Greg Grant is topped all summer with huge 9" flowers which emerge light pink and age to white, except for the wild red flecking throughout the petals attractive to hummingbirds. Hibiscus 'Peppermint Flare' is a floral sport from Sam McFadden's University of Florida release, the nearly sterile hybrid Hibiscus 'Flare'. Our plants have matured out at 4' tall x 4' wide. Hibiscus 'Peppermint Flare' is very tolerant of