I have Japanese morning glory seeds. murasakihigezabi and a purple with white stripes (can't find name) for your hibiscus burgundy foliage. Let me know. Thanks

Hello. I would love some seeds. I would especially like: sedum kantschaticum, rose of sharon mix, plains creopsis, and coral reef be balm. I would also be interested in any type of dahlias, clematis heracleifolia, red cypress vine, bleeding hearts, four o'clocks, or pretty much any perennial you have left that will grow in my zone. thanks!

Debby, If your plant has burgundy leaves and stalks, it's probably a Maple Syrup Hibiscus. Does I look like this? Sorry about the Huge pic, the thumbnails aren't working again. I got this back at the end of July when it was about 2 1/2 ft tall and now it's this big. I just treat it like any other plant, I know it likes sun and was a thirsty plant during the summer. I have mine in a sunken 10 gallon pot. I fertilized it with some fish emulsion once and then I used miracle-gro 18-24-16 once. I have read that they do like boggy areas but mine did well in the ground. TX Star Hibiscus is another bog plant but it has done well for me for 4 yrs in a container on the deck. I found some helpful information at the TAMU website, might want to check it, you might find some helpful tips there. Hope it perks up for you. I think it's a gorgeous plant. Deb

I have one growing in front of my shed it is about 7 feet tall! I had hedged it a bit a few months ago and it kind of bushy. They normally bloom for the fall the flowers are not so striking because it is the same color as the foligage. I love the deep rich burgundy leaves it gives the garden a good contrast. I had purchase seeds online from P Seeds this is how I aquired the plant. I have lots of small plants that I am potting up for friends as this plant reseeds in abundance. I have my red sheild planted in the ground for over 18 months Rochelle