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Are Hibiscus Plants Annuals or Perennials?
Are Hibiscus Plants Annuals or Perennials?. Hibiscus is a flowering plant noted for its oversized, showy flowers. They reach mature height within two to three years and have the best growth when they are kept consistently moist.
Hibiscus is a flowering plant noted for its oversized, showy flowers. They reach mature height within two to three years and have the best growth when they are kept consistently moist.
Identification
Hibiscus is a large genus containing more than 200 different species of annuals, perennial, shrubs and trees that hail from the warm, tropical and subtropical climates.
Features
Hibiscus features large, funnel-shaped flowers that bloom in a wide range of colors including, red, blue, pink, purple, yellow and white. Hibiscus flowers contain five or more large petals that have a contrasting, colorful stamen. Long-lasting, hibiscus flowers bloom from spring to fall.
Considerations
Hibiscus grow best in full sun and well-drained, moist soil that is neutral to slightly alkaline. They thrive in nutrient-rich soil and can be watered sparingly in winter.
