What is another word for Hibiscus Mutabilis?
Pronunciation: [hˈɪbɪskəs mjˈuːtɐbˌɪliz] (IPA) 
Hibiscus mutabilis is a beautiful flowering plant known for its large, pink and white blossoms. The plant is also called the Confederate rose, Cotton rose, or Dixie rosemallow. These synonyms denote its historical significance and regional associations, respectively. It was once a favorite among Southern gardeners and was often planted in remembrance of the Confederacy. The name Cotton rose refers to the resemblance of its soft petals to cotton. The Dixie rosemallow is a nod to its origin in the southern United States. All synonyms capture the plant's exquisiteness and its place in regional culture, history, and horticulture.
