Hardy hibiscuses are different from tropical hibiscuses. The flowers are usually much larger, ranging in size from 6 to 12 inches across (see, dinner plate-sized).

Q: Will dinner plate hibiscus survive the winter here? When is the best time to plant them? Ben Giacchino, Lake Lanier A: Dinner plate hibiscus, so-called because of the size of its blossoms, is ...

That’s how they got their other nickname, the "Dinner Plate Hibiscus". There are hundreds of varieties of Rose Mallow hibiscus, with white, red, or pink flowers. They come in many shapes and ...

Hibiscus moscheutos have been blooming now, for about a month and flowers never fail to stop passersby in their tracks. People are awed by the vivid color, tropical looking, immense, dinner plate ...

There are simple dinner-plate shaped hibiscus with beautiful centers and different hues to create interest and depth of color. Flower colors range from white, pinks, reds and various bicolors.

Tropical hibiscus belong to Hibiscus rosa-sinensis, and root-hardy hibiscus fall into other species such as H. moscheutos. ... dinner-plate size. · `Lord Baltimore,' about 5 feet tall, ...

Hardy Hibiscus Unlike any other flower in the garden, ... The flowers range from a petite 3 or 4 inches across to the proverbial dinner plate, 8 to 12 inches in diameter! In the center of each […] ...

Garden News: Hardy hibiscus thrive in south La. ... “These are what we typically refer to as the ‘dinner plate’ hibiscus that sometimes goes by the old variety name, ...

Hardy hibiscuses add value to our late-summer landscapes with their displays of enormous flowers. Their flowers are sometimes up to 12 inches across, leading to the nickname "dinner plate hibiscus." ...

Rose Mallow Hibiscus are native perennials with flowers that are larger than a dinner plate.

That’s how they got their other nickname, the "Dinner Plate Hibiscus". There are hundreds of varieties of Rose Mallow hibiscus, with white, red, or pink flowers. They come in many shapes and ...