Pink Clouds Hibiscus

Pink Clouds is a pink-flowered Hibiscus moscheutos that grows as a deciduous perennial shrub. Its large summer flowers, sunny-site needs, and 4–6-foot height by 3–4-foot spread are described in [Kansas Roots’ plant profile](https://www.kansasroots.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/plants.plantdetail/plant_ID/874/index.htm); [Plantlust’s profile](https://plantlust.com/plants/10687/hibiscus-moscheutos-pink-clouds/) records the selection’s flower color and growing conditions. ## Garden placement Give the plant a sunny site with even moisture and rich, well-drained soil. It suits a border or bed, a specimen position, or planting near a water’s edge; Kansas Roots also lists it for hedge formation. The 4–6-foot height and 3–4-foot spread are useful planning dimensions for allowing the shrub-like perennial room to grow. ## Seasonal interest Pink flowers appear in summer, with Kansas Roots noting midsummer bloom. Plantlust reports that the flowers attract butterflies and describes the foliage as green and deciduous. Use Pink Clouds as a summer focal point or repeat it through a moist border where its broad flowers are easy to see. ## Maintenance Keep the soil evenly moist and well drained, and expect growth to emerge late in spring. Kansas Roots notes that this perennial develops quickly after it breaks dormancy and that steady moisture supports larger flowers. Its listed hardiness range makes it suitable for a broad range of temperate gardens. [Kansas Roots’ profile](https://www.kansasroots.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/plants.plantdetail/plant_ID/874/index.htm) includes additional siting and care details.