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Shrubby tree to 15 with large leathery cordate leaves to 8" length which are green above and whitish beneath- yellow flowers cluster near the ends of the branches appearing as cup-like bracts which turn orange to red by night. Inner bark used for rope/tapa cloth. Tropical. Plant the seeds immediately at 3/4" depth using well draining soil mixture. Requires bright light and constant warmth. Keep lightly moist and fertilize lightly every two weeks.

Hardiness zones 5-9, (-26°C/-15°F, -5°C/25°F) in Winter. When planted in colder areas, they will need protection for the first few Winters. It prefers a well-drained humus rich fertile soil in a position in full sun. Plants grow best with their roots in cool moist soil and their tops in a hot sunny position. The tree is very adaptable to various soil pHs, soil compaction, drought, heavy pruning, and pollution. It will succeed in any soil of good or moderate quality.

Hardiness zones 5-9, (-26°C/-15°F, -5°C/25°F) in Winter. When planted in colder areas, they will need protection for the first few Winters. It prefers a well-drained humus rich fertile soil in a position in full sun. Plants grow best with their roots in cool moist soil and their tops in a hot sunny position. The tree is very adaptable to various soil pHs, soil compaction, drought, heavy pruning, and pollution. It will succeed in any soil of good or moderate quality.

Hardiness zones 5-9, (-26°C/-15°F, -5°C/25°F) in Winter. When planted in colder areas, they will need protection for the first few Winters. It prefers a well-drained humus rich fertile soil in a position in full sun. Plants grow best with their roots in cool moist soil and their tops in a hot sunny position. The tree is very adaptable to various soil pHs, soil compaction, drought, heavy pruning, and pollution. It will succeed in any soil of good or moderate quality.

This tropical-looking beauty, unusual color blue/purple. Rose of Sharon grows as a small tree or shrub, and the large blooms appear continually from late summer until frost.

The Pumpkin Seed is the Swiss army knife of surfboards. It blends design elements of a fish with the performance characteristics of a pin tail resulting in maximum versatility. From small, gutless surf to high speed tube riding, this board can handle it all. The wide contemporary nose and relaxed rocker make this board paddle fast and accelerate out of the hole like a jack rabbit on roids. The single to double concave bottom and dynamic rail profile further complement the rail to rail performance...

These 2-1/8x7-1/8in double sided adhesive sheets are perfect for adding dimension to scrapbook layouts, greeting cards, paper crafts and much more! These double-sided stickers allow you to place them on just about any surface, peel the clear sheet off and top with embossing powder, glitter, flock, foil or even seed beads. Contains four sheets of the same design. Conforms to ASTM D4236. Made in USA. Clearsnap C101-10114.

We love this awesome hibiscus with felty grey leaves (right off an Elvis picture) on 8' stalks, topped with 10" light pink flowers in late summer...a structural marvel and hummingbird favorite in the garden. Its native habitat of brackish wetlands in the Southeast US is a testament to the durability of Hibiscus grandiflorus under adverse conditions. In winter, we (and the birds) enjoy the dramatic hairy seed pods perched atop the sturdy old stalks. Who needs toilet paper by the outhouse, when...

Hibiscus coccinea. AKA scarlet hibiscus, swamp hibiscus, scarlet rose mallow, Texas Star, Confederate star hibiscus and Summer Poinsettia. Reported hardy to zone 11 (dies back here in zone 8 and comes back in spring). Native North American plant. Will need 5 + gallon pot. Grows up to 6 ft. Recommend placing in rear of pond due to size. Likes feet wet. 5 Petaled brilliant red flowers 6-8” across that last one day. Likes full sun. Produces very small seeds.

This poster series showcases Hawaiian fruits, palm trees and flowers that abound in the Hawaiian Islands. This label is for Hibiscus seeds. Painting by artist Kerne Erickson.

Shrub hibiscus resembling H. mutabilis ("Confederate Rose") but with 4" single pink flowers. This and 'Nagoya White' were introduced by Woodlanders after growing them from seed we obtained from James Sharpe who collected it in Nagoya, Japan. Plant in sunny, well-drained site with good soil. Should prove a good garden plant in zones 8 and 9 in the southern U.S.