Hibiscus
Hibiscus
and Malvaviscus
Some key sites of interest to Queenslanders are:
In addition to the information these sites contain, you'll find plenty of links to more hibiscus sites from around the world. There are also assorted links at the bottom of this page.
Many local clubs and societies list upcoming events in the Events Diary, so why not see what's on in your area?
Did you know that Bunga raya, the five-petaled Hibiscus, is the national flower of Malaysia? (see: ASEAN National Flowers Association of Southeast Asian Nations)
Malvaviscus is a relative with flowers like a partly-opened hibiscus. Old-fashioned Malvaviscus arboreus is easy and fast to grow. Could be used for informal screening in a large garden, but may be difficult to find in garden centres.
On other pages:
More Links
The following are for general information, research and ideas - some species or cultivars referred to in links may be unavailable in Australia
Hibiscus syriacus This reproduction of a 1941 article includes information on the history of this plant in cultivation. Arnold Arboretum, Harvard University
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