This is Yellow Dog’s Halberd-leaved rose mallow (Hibiscus laevis).
Rosemallow, Yellow Dog, three years later
Three years ago, on June 12, 2021, it was the last one she saw. She was fourteen years old. Continue reading
This is Yellow Dog’s Halberd-leaved rose mallow (Hibiscus laevis).
Rosemallow, Yellow Dog, three years later
Three years ago, on June 12, 2021, it was the last one she saw. She was fourteen years old. Continue reading
It’s summer when we see this flower. Each bloom lasts one day.
But each halberd-leaved rose mallow plant has many blooms of Hibiscus laevis.
The plant likes wet soils, but this one is in the middle of upland piney woods.
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These usually start blooming in June, so it’s a little ahead.
It appears to be a Hibiscus laevis, halberdleaf rose-mallow or scarlet rose mallow.
Here are flowers from nearby plants a year ago, and a year before that.
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Some wild hibiscus, summer of 2022.
This is Yellow Dog’s rosemallow, the last one she saw, a year before.
Yellow Dog’s rosemallow, six petals, 2022-06-21
This year it has six petals.
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This Hibiscus laevis All. we saw June 19th 2016 is on a different stalk than the one of May 30th. Continue reading
Looks like oak leaves.
Update 2016-06-11: It’s the halberd-leaved rose mallow, Hibiscus laevis All.