Hibiscus laevis (Halberdleaf Hibiscus)

Halberdleaf Hibiscus is an herbaceous perennial producing large white blooms with a maroon center. It dies down to the ground each year and emerges again in the spring. It is a striking plant that attracts butterflies. It is a plant suitable for wetland gardens, poorly draining soils and rain gardens. It does best in full sun, and with sufficient moisture, it tolerates various soils. AT A GLANCE Texas native Yes Water use High Sun exposure Full to part sun Bloom color White or light pink with maroon center Bloom time Summer, fall Mature height 4-6 ft Mature spread 3-4 ft Attracts Butterflies   DISTRIBUTION MAPS  USDA MAP BONAP MAP  Present in state  Present in county and native  Native to North America, but adventive & escaped in state           Not present in state  Present and rare, native in county  Previously present, now extinct  Questionable presence (cross-hatched, regardless of color)