Where is hibiscus grown?

Answer 1

Hibiscus Acetosella

To 5 ft. (1.5 m) high. Leaves variable, lobed or unlobed, green and red or all red. Flowers solitary, yellow or purple-red, 2 Ɖ in. (6 cm) wide, in angle between leaf and stem. E. Africa. Blooms 10 months after germination. Cultivar 'Red Shield' has red leaves. Grown for hedges, bedding, or as a pot plant. Half-hardy annual. Hibiscus Moscheutos

Rose Mallow ; Swamp Mallow ; Sea Hollyhock . 3-8 ft. (0.9-2.4 m) high. Flowers 4-7 in. (10.0-17.5 cm) wide, creamy white or pink, with no eye; wilting within an hour when picked. Brackish marshes, Mass. to Va.; rarely, in fresh marshes westward to Ill. Many cultivars, including new dwarf forms with huge flowers. Nick seeds before sowing and place in soil that is rich in organic matter. Perennial grown as a half-hardy annual. Hibiscus Trionum

Flower-of-an-Hour . 1 Ɖ-4 ft. (45-120 cm) high. Flowers solitary, pale yellow or yellowish white, with a dark eye, 1-1 Ɖ in. (2.5-4 cm) wide, in angle between leaf and stem. Old World tropics, naturalized elsewhere. Sometimes self-sows. Half-hardy annual.

Answer 2

If you are planting a hibiscus plant you should plant it in the warmest part of your garden. You should also make sure that it gets a lot of sunlight.

Answer 3

The Hibiscus lives in rain forests. It can live in Florida and Hawaii.

Answer 4

Mauritius, Madagascar, Fiji, Hawaii, China, and India

Answer 5

Native to tropical climates, but are now grown around the world.