Hibiscus Evening Rose Edible well-branched shrub bursts into bloom

well-branched shrub bursts into bloom in late summer

We like this kousa as a specimen tree in a garden arrangement or in a partly sunny or shady spot near the front of a home

It provides an eye-catching display when planted in rows

The flower buds are easily recognizable as they shoot upward as spikes during the start of the bloom season

so a simple spring pruning of about one-third its total height encourages vigorous stems and abundant flower production without risking the loss of flower buds

Hibiscus Evening Rose Edible well-branched shrub bursts into bloomWe absolutely love this nativar rose mallow Hibiscus because it will give your yard a tropical appeal. In a single growing season it bursts into a 3 4 tall and wide shrub. The green maple like leaves are gorgeous on their own, but soon you realize this is simply a backdrop for color. Large bright green buds emerge, then explode into 7 8 sports car red blooms. These blooms fade quickly but continue to emerge and stay with the plant from midsummer to