| Hardy Hibiscus love the sun (minimum of 6 hours a day) and need moist, well drained soil. They are slow to emerge in the Spring, but more than make up for it with their vigorous growth rate once the weather warms up. The blooms will range from 6-12" across depending on variety. They get from 4-5 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide. Hibiscus prefer full sun and fertile moist soil. They go dormant during the winter months and die back. Cut back old branches to the ground in Spring. |
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Hardy Hibiscus Prized for their huge colorful blooms. Hibiscus that can handle temperatures of 20 degrees below zero! Hardy from Zones 5-9 |
| 'Kopper King' |
| Texas Star Hardy only to Zone 7 |
| Common Rose Mallow |
| 'Jazzberry Jam' |
| Dee's Gardens proudly sells |
| Pink Elephant 10-12” pink flat overlapping petals with a red eye. Green maple-like leaves. Height 5-6 feet |
| Fireball Huge 12”deep fire red flowers with a dark eye. This one likes to spread out creating a fantastic display with its maple-like purple flushed foliage. 4-5 tall and 4-5 feet wide. |
Kopper King 10-12” pale pink flowers with a red eye that bleeds out. The copper flushed maple-like leaves on this one make it really stand out. 4-5 feet. |
| Old Yella Huge 12” across of pale yellow flowers with a deep red eye. A reliable bloomer with an upright habit getting 4-5 feet. |
| Sultry Kiss 9-11" magenta-red flowers with a super long bloom period. Maple-like leaves emerge bronze and mature to deep green. Forms a well branched upright clump. 4-5 feet |
| Cranberry Crush Near black buds open to 7-8" deep scarlet red flowers. Flowers are produced up the stems unlike other varieties where flowers are produced mostly on the end of the branches. Green leathery maple-like leaves with purple overtones. Short, compact and nice rounding clump habit. 2 1/2 - 3 feet |
Peppermint Schnapps 8-10" soft pink flowers with reddish streaks and speckles with a bright red eye. Green maple-like foliage with a very good upright and branching habit. 4-5 feet |
| Turn of the Century 5-6” flowers of bicolor petals ranging from dark red to light pink. The alternating colors give the appearance of a pinwheel. Solid green maple-like leaves add to the contrast. Height 5-6 feet |
Fireball
From the Flemings' nursery a row of Hardy Hibiscus. The Fleming brothers are
probably the best known hybridizes of the Hardy Hibiscus creating some of the most
magnificent hybrids such as Old Yella, Fireball, Fantasia, Plum Crazy and Robert
Fleming.
probably the best known hybridizes of the Hardy Hibiscus creating some of the most
magnificent hybrids such as Old Yella, Fireball, Fantasia, Plum Crazy and Robert
Fleming.
| Lord Baltimore Huge 10" crimson red ruffled flowers form on this outstanding plant. Deeply lobed leaves. A old time favorite. 4-5 feet |
