

Scarlet Hibiscus in Summer Rain
A single bloom of Hibiscus coccineus, also known as scarlet rosemallow, holds the warmth of summer as raindrops gather on its petals. Native to the coastal plain of the Southeastern United States, this hardy wetland plant thrives in swamps, marshes, and ditches from Virginia to Louisiana. Its vivid red star-shaped petals and slender, divided leaves create a striking presence even in muted light.
Author: Konrad Michels
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Photo size: 14.1 Mpixels (40.3 MB uncompressed) - 4195x3356 pixels (14x11.2 in / 35.5x28.4 cm at 300 ppi)
Photo keywords: botanical close-up, garden perennial, hibiscus coccineus, macro nature photography, marsh flower, native wildflower, raindrops, red flower, scarlet hibiscus, scarlet rosemallow, southeastern usa, summer rain, swamp plant, texas star hibiscus, wet petals
Published in: Flowers, Botanical Focus
