Hibiscus aculeatus Deer-Resistant 'Dewerth' earns a place two

'Dewerth' earns a place two ways

for zones 8 to 10

One country claims the flower outright

with the pomelo

Hibiscus aculeatus Deer-Resistant 'Dewerth' earns a place twoPineland hibiscus is the wilder, pricklier cousin among the native mallows, and all the more charming for a slightly untamed look. Through the summer the plant opens broad flowers several inches across in soft creamy yellow, each centered on a deep maroon eye, the classic hibiscus form scaled down and set on a low, spreading, bristly frame. The deeply lobed leaves are rough to the touch and the stems carry fine prickles, so the whole plant reads as a