Hibiscus rosa-sinensis - Tropical Hibiscus Flower

Beautiful flower

beautiful.

Thanks! :>)

actually is very beautiful... just looked closer the peach colour on the edges it is very attractive :)

There's so many varieties of this large-flowered form of Hibiscus rosa-sinenisis.

then we are very spoilt :) wonderful.. will look up :)

There's millions of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis trees/shrubs here. Almost everyone has one or several in their yard, it's planted as a street tree and in front of industrial park buildings and businesses.

have they also been built around then like in some parts of England oaks and so forth were? its a native tree then i assume? from jane..

No, Hibiscus rosa-sinensis is native to tropical Southeast Asia. Many hundreds of varieties (cultivars) have been developed in Hawaii and California, though.

that's very interesting, thx. :)

This one is so pretty..........

Thanks! :>)

Wonderful...

Thanks! I really like these very large tropical flowering Hibiscus!

Gloriously gaudy - love it!

Great! They're so very common here.

There's so many beautiful varieties growing in my neighborhood and I think I've only posted one photo of a yellow one a few years back.

I'm just about to order some H.schizopetalus seeds I think.
Really shouldn't, but now that I've found them I'm getting weaker in my resolve to cut down on the tropicals.

I wish you luck with H. schizopetalus! I had one and it died (I just threw it in the trash a few day ago), it didn't like being in a pot. It does so much better in the ground.

As I say, I know that I shouldn't, but I'm weak!!!

You never know, it'll most likely grow well for you. Your water is better than ours here in San Diego. I think it's the hard water which causes problems for most plants.