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Hardy Hibiscus
Large bloomers not to be confused with their cousins.
Not to be confused with the smaller tropical houseplant varities, these hibiscus hybrids are hardy for gardens into zone 4. Created from a few little-known wild hibiscus species from North America, these mid-size shrubs light up any yard where they're planted.
The beautiful photo at right is of Lady Baltimore, and it was taken by Professor Wm. C. Welch at Texas A&M University. Dr. Welch, a landscape horticulturist, is an expert on these hybrids, and that beautiful hibiscus plant is in his own yard in Texas.
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Hibiscus Lady Baltimore
Lady Baltimore is a luscious pinkish/purple with pure red eye-zone. Flowers up to 10 or 12 inches across. PP#04721 (Hibiscus)
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Hibiscus Lord Baltimore
Lord Baltimore is the famous classic red with blooms up to 10 inches across. All-time favorite nationwide. (Hibiscus)
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Hibiscus Blue River II
Blue River II has huge pure-white blooms are a sensation after dark in a garden. Blue-green foliage. (Hibiscus moscheutos)
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Hibiscus Kopper King
Kopper King with colossal 12 inch flowers is one of the Fleming Brothers most famous. Copper colored foliage. PP#10793 (Hibiscus)
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Hibiscus Plum Crazy
Plum Crazy is one of the famous Fleming Hybrids with a 10 inch flower, purple maple-cut leaves. Only 4 ft. tall. PP#11854 (Hibiscus)
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Hibiscus Robert Fleming
Robert Fleming is one of the most popular Hardy Hibiscus varieties. It produces deep velvety red ruffled flowers. Best variety for containers. PP#14776 (Hibiscus)
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