Hibiscus coccineus (Texas Star Hibiscus) shade Birds eat the seeds

Birds eat the seeds

fall Mature height 1-3 ft Mature width 1 ft Attracts Butterflies

Trim to shape in late winter or early spring before buds form

Though the cherries are edible

Fragrant Mimosa is ragged yet dainty and fits perfectly in sunny

Hibiscus coccineus (Texas Star Hibiscus) shade Birds eat the seedsTexas Star Hibiscus is a very showy perennial with large red blooms. It prefers moist soil but will adapt to the drier conditions as long as it gets supplemental water in the summer. It blooms best with consistent water and in full sun, and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Texas Star Hibiscus is a good choice for rain gardens. AT A GLANCE Texas native Debatable (see Notes below) Water use Medium to high Sun exposure Full to part sun Bloom color