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The extraordinarily hairy (more so than some of the '80s rock bands) green leaves make an elegant evergreen clump
which arise in late June (don't call us in May)
The name is translated to "Soaring Eagle's Shadow"
grey-green leaves outright
Kosteletzkya virginica ACE Basin Illicium The extraordinarily hairy (more so(aka: Kosteletzkya pentacarpos) Named for the Bohemian botanist V. F. Kosteletzky, this fabulous, upright native (Virginia to Mississippi) perennial mallow, similar to lavatera, emerges from dormancy in late spring and the thick stems quickly zoom to 5' tall. Each kosteletzkya stem is clothed with fuzzy, light green, hibiscus like leaves. In midsummer, sea shore mallow is clothed with hundreds of 2" clear pink hibiscus like flowers. Sea shore mallow