Been lurking here a lot, but finally have time to gather most of my hibiscus pics. They are simple ones, but still very fun to look at. I only go by the name that came with the tag when I purchased them, some are unknowns. Feel free to correct the id if it's wrong and I'd love to know what my unknowns are.
I love looking at everyone's hibiscus pictures, so pretty.
Here's the first one, the tag says 'Orange Lagas'
Second is tagged 'Cairo Pink'. She was having a flush of blooms a couple of weeks ago. Still a small plant, but very productive. Now it's still loaded with buds waiting to open.
Third is 'Minerva' - Rose of Sharon.
Fourth is a red 'El Capitolio' rootling, so small but already blooming.
Fifth - an unknown yellow with red throat and very dark leaves. Prolific bloomer, too.
This one is in a standard tree form - double peach, don't know what's the real name.
The last picture for the night is also in standard tree form, red, also no idea what the name is.
I have 3 more of them that I don't have any pics of the blooms yet, 2 of them I missed the bloom flush ('Santana' and 'Celia' - double red), and another one is a rootling of 'Hibiscus Schizopetalus' (this is the one I'm most looking forward to), still in the process of rooting seems like.
Thanks for looking everyone!
Enjoyed your pics. Thanks for sharing.
All are beautiful!
Baileykat, the yellow is Sunny Wind, and the last red is The President.
Great plants and great pics.
ditto
wow really love that bright vibrant orange in the first pic
Thanks everyone!
I've only been a member of DG for a couple of months, more or less, this is such a great place to be!
These Hibiscus are great aren't they? I've been busy with other plants and things and kind of neglected the Hibiscus, but yet they are the most active bloomers that keep my garden cheerful. They don't seem to mind the weather, heatwave and sudden temperature drop, and sometimes my irregular watering & feeding schedule, just keep on adjusting to anything. Not demanding like the others. Amazing!
Thanks also for the id.
Now I know what to tag them :o)
