Looks like it is in the Hibiscus family...

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  1. Blake09

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    I am doing this for another person...

    "Was down in my duck swamp today mowing and cutting trees in preperation for the upcoming duck season. Came across this plant. Was sort of bushy but was loaded with tons and tons of these pink flowers"


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    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    Yes, a Hibiscus.
     
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    Yes but what varietie? I know that there are several different varieties. This is a wild plant found in the woods, not planted.
     
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    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    And therefore not a variety but a wild species, presumably. Look for books and web sites on the wild plants of the state or region.
     
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