The flowers are usually much larger, ranging in size from 6 to 12 inches across (see, dinner plate-sized). But, the color range is more limited -- primarily shades of red, rose, pink and white.

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 ...

Some call them dinner plate hibiscus for that reason. They do best with heat and sun, so planting near a south-facing wall in bright sun is a good plan.

A lavender “dinner plate” hibiscus, one of Jill Coryell’s hybrids, grows in the luau garden at the Hale Koa Hotel in Waikiki. Many other plants will be featured at Foster Garden’s Spring ...

Their flowers are sometimes up to 12 inches across, leading to the nickname "dinner plate hibiscus." Hardy hibiscuses are bushy plants ranging from 2 to 5 feet tall. Foliage is light to medium green.

The perennial hibiscus or dinner-plate hibiscus or rose mallow have amazing flowers that can grow to the size of dinner plates. The plants themselves will grow one to 1.2 metres tall and often as ...

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 ...

Few plants bring the tropical feel like a hibiscus. They are planted in tropical climates across the world and are the state flower of Hawaii. That's why it may come as a surprise that some, like ...