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The popular Hibiscus is a member of the mallow (Malvaceae) family and this genus contains over 200 annual or perennial herbs, shrubs, or trees. They are widely distributed throughout warm temperate, subtropical, and tropical regions of the world. The epitome of tropical plants, they feature lush foliage and large flamboyant blooms in vibrant colors. In their native regions, these plants were grown not only for their great beauty, but also for their edible leaves and flowers. Hibiscus species are relatively easy to grow, and while often used as a colorful stand-alone feature in the garden, some species can be trimmed to shape and make effective hedging or screening plants. Enjoy this colourful collection of Hibiscus blooms.

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Hibiscus come in many colours
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Yellow/Beige Hibiscus with Red Throat
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Yellow Hibiscus with White Centre
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Pink Hibiscus
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Pastel Hibiscus
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Red Hibiscus
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Double Orange Hibiscus
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Orange Hibiscus Trio
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Orange/Red Hibiscus
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Phillip Island Hibiscus
Malvaceae: Hibiscus insularis. Endemic to Norfolk Island.
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Phillip Island Hibiscus
The entire wild population of this plant is confined to just two patches on Phillip Island.
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Phillip Island Hibiscus
Flowers are cream to light green coloured when they first open, with a dark magenta centre, but turn reddish as they age.
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Red Hibiscus
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Shades of Pink and Red
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A Deep Red Heart
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Double White Hibiscus
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Lilac Hibiscus
Alyogyne huegelii
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Lilac Hibiscus
Alyogyne huegelii
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Yellow Hibiscus
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Hibiscus schizopetalus
Elegant pendulous flowers have deeply dissected petals.
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Hibiscus schizopetalus
Elegant pendulous flowers have deeply dissected petals.
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Pink Hibiscus with White Swirl
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Pink Hibiscus Throat
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Pastel Pink Hibiscus
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Orange Hibiscus
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Blue Hibiscus
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Blue Hibiscus
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Cream Hibiscus
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Apple Blossom Hibiscus
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Apple Blossom Hibiscus
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Double Pink Hibiscus
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Yellow edged Hibiscus
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Pink Hibiscus
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Hibiscus in Orange edged with Yellow
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Apricot with Pink Throat
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Apricot around Pink Throat
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Red Hibiscus
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Red Hibiscus
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Red Hibiscus
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Blemished Beauty
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A Battered Bloom
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Tropical Hibiscus
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Golden Glow of Hibiscus
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Pastel Pink Hibiscus
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Hibiscus in Yellow and White
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Yellow Hibiscus
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Frilly Hibiscus
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Double Yellow Hibiscus
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Double Lemon Hibiscus
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Rose of Sharon
Plant has both pink and white flowers.
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Rose of Sharon Pink
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Phillip Island Hibiscus
Hibiscus insularis. Flowers are cream to light green coloured when they first open.
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Phillip Island Hibiscus
Hibiscus insularis. Flowers turn to a reddish colour as they age.
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Pretty Hibiscus in the Shade
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Orange Hibiscus
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Yellow with White Throat
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Hibiscus with fluted Petals
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Backlit Yellow Hibiscus
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Birght Pink with lighter Veins
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Large Yellow Hibiscus
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Yellow Hibiscus
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White Hibiscus
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White Hibiscus with Bud
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Pink Hibiscus
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Orange Hibiscus
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Hibiscus stamen