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October Rose (Monarch Rose Mallow, Ruby Hibiscus, H. Radiatus) Hibiscus PLANTS

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I am sold out of this item for the season.  I have SEEDS available for this item; check the HIBISCUS category.  Please email me at :onalee@aol.com and I can let you know when I have it available again.  Sorry for the inconvenience.    - Onalee

You are buying FOUR (4) LIVE PLANTS of:

October Rose Hibiscus (Hibiscus Radiatus) PLUS planting instructions. (Other common names: Ruby Hibiscus, Monarch Rosemallow).

Each plant is currently 8" - 12" Tall and growing in a gallon container.  They will be shipped bare root and many of the leaves will be removed for shipping, but they will grow back quickly once established in their new home. 

This vigorous bush has leaves that look like marijuana (that alone gets a bit of attention from passersby!). The flowers are a DEEP, RICH burgundy and are shaped like little cups and go all the way up each stem of the plant, blooming each fall with a profusion of color!

The pictures don’t really do justice to the deep, rich color these flowers have! These hibiscus will easily reach a height of 10’ in one season and bloom the first year they are planted. You may keep them trimmed back into a hedge or let them grow tall. I suggest trimming them at least a couple of times during they growing season to make them bush more so you will have more blooms.

These are a perennial in zones 9-11; a self-sowing annual in other zones. Prefer full sun and sandy soil (but will grow in the shade) – EXCELLENT plant in drought conditions – will grow anywhere with very little care! The stems and seed pods do have small prickers on them, so you may want to keep them away from areas where small children play. These will be the highlight of your garden and are a definite traffic stopper in the fall with the rich burgundy flowers covering the bushes top to bottom!

THESE WILL BLOOM THIS FALL!!

$20.00