Hibiscus trionum not H. richardsonii tiny The stigmas (female parts) are

The stigmas (female parts) are the first out

meaning it natively inhabits calcareous (lime-based) and dolomitic rock crevices

Rare Plant

smaller and do easier to place

Good drainage in the sun and dry spots

Hibiscus trionum not H. richardsonii tiny The stigmas (female parts) areEasy growing, pale, trumpet shaped flowers with a prominent central stamen. NZ native? Hibiscus, annual or short lived perennial. Easy as and a great choice as a filler in beds, pots and planters. It forms a mound of lobed, dark green leaves, flowers are 7cm across. Lemon with dark maroon centers. While each flower lasts only a single day, the plant blooms profusely all season. Abbie Jury has written about this species in one of her posts. It is well