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I love seeing hibiscuses and their native relatives rosemallows blooming at the local gardens. Here in the DC area, there are several native mallows that bloom all summer long. Some hibiscuses can survive the winters here, but many are tropical plants that need to be indoors to survive.

A wonderful red rosemallow photographed at a local park

Rose mallow © 2011 Patty Hankins

Rose mallow © 2011 Patty Hankins

Rose mallow © 2011 Patty Hankins

Rose mallow © 2011 Patty Hankins

And a bright pink rosemallow –  hibisucs moscheutos “frisbee”

Bright Pink Frisbee Hibiscus © 2014 Patty Hankins

Bright Pink Rosemallow – Frisbee Hibiscus © 2014 Patty Hankins

A bright red hibiscus

Bright Red Hibiscus © 2014 Patty Hankins

Bright Red Hibiscus © 2014 Patty Hankins

Bright Red Hibiscus © 2014 Patty Hankins

Bright Red Hibiscus © 2014 Patty Hankins

And finally the center of a wonderful Kiss and Tell Hibiscus

Center of a Kiss & Tell Hibiscus © 2015 Patty Hankins

Center of a Kiss & Tell Hibiscus © 2015 Patty Hankins

I’m always looking for more members of the hibiscus family to photograph – when I find a few more – I’ll be sure to share them with you.

I do have several hibiscus photos for sale as matted prints – you can see them on  my website at http://beautifulflowerpictures.com/collection/mallow/