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The Summerific hardy hibiscus in the Blogfinger arboretum.

July 27, 2021 by Blogfinger

 

Eileen’s Ocean Grove garden. July 26, 2021. ©  Click to enlarge. Paul Goldfinger photo.

 

This long-blooming perennial grows to 5-6 feet tall and 4-5 feet wide.  The flowers only bloom for a day,  but the plant produces these 8-9 inch flowers from mid-July until early autumn. They love sun and they attract pollinators.

By Eileen Goldfinger,  Garden Editor for Blogfinger.net, Ocean Grove, NJ..

 

RUSS CARLYLE WITH BLUE BARRON ORCHESTRA    c. 1938.   “Garden in the Rain.”

 

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