Hibiscus mutabilis | Confederate Rose Hydrangeas The calyces turn from green

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Hibiscus mutabilis | Confederate Rose Hydrangeas The calyces turn from greenAlso known as the Confederate Rose, Cotton Rosemallow and Dixie Rosemallow and Cotton Rose the word mutabilis means the changeable rose as the flowers change from white through pink to a deep rosy red colour all in one day and looks stunning with a myriad of pink and white flowers on the same plant. The double flowers are big at around 10 15cm and this plant will make a statement in your landscape, and will be the envy of your friends! The leaves are