Seeds for Hibiscus Plants

BM59 Amethyst
Huge 4" glowing white disks with deep purple eye, glossy green leaf. 36" tall, hardy to zone 5.

  Package of 10 seeds $2.50

2500 Red Shield
Hibiscus acetosella. Grown as an annual in most areas. Deep red lobed leaf, small red flowers along entire stem, well branched, stately plant. 36" tall.

  Package of 10 seeds $2.50

2501 Simply Love
Hibiscus trionum. Improved strain, upright habit for garden, long bloomer, creamy white flowers, easy to grow.

  Package of 10 seeds $2.50

2502 Swamp Rose Mallow
Hibiscus palustris. Pink to white flowers ( majority white our expierence, but varies ) with rose pink eye, for garden or pondside, grows 36 inches tall, hardy to zone 4.

  Package of 10 seeds $2.50

2931 Pineland Hibiscus
Hibiscus aculeatus. A lovely hibiscus simply loaded with pale yellow blooms all season long. This is a very nice garden plant. It gets it's name from the fact it is often found in coastal pinelands in the southeast. Likes moist areas, but will grow in normal garden conditions as well.

  Package of 10 seeds $2.50

2503 Hairy Rose Mallow
Hibiscus lasiocarpus. Showy, 6" flower, wine center, pink edge, heart shape green leaf, likes moist soil, grows 36 inches tall, hardy to zone 4.

  Package of 10 seeds $2.50

2504 Rose Mallow
Hibiscus militaris. A wonderful specimen plant, 6" white to pink flower, broad green leaf, likes moist soil, grows 48 inches tall, hardy to zone 4.

  Package of 10 seeds $2.50

2177 Wild Pink Hibiscus ( Hibiscus spp. )
We found this plant growing wild on a farm several years ago and have fallen in love with it. It is an annual plant growing 4-5 feet tall with dazzling pink hibiscu blooms 4-6 inches across and seems to never stop blooming till frost kills it off. We recommend starting it inside early to get a jump on spring.
Color: Pink   Zone: 8 and up, or as an annual   Spacing:24-36"   Height:4-5 feet.   Start Seeds: Anytime of year inside, for transplanting outside in Spring.

  Package of 15 seeds $2.15

FA110 Disco Belle Pink
Delightful pink flowers to 9" wide, order early, sells out each year, prescarified seed for reliable germination. Grows about 25" tall, hardy to zone 4.

  Package of 10 seeds $3.95

FA106 Disco Belle Rosy Red
This color rarely produces but this is its lucky year, dazzling rosy red flowers to 9" wide, order early, sells out each year, prescarified seed for reliable germination. Grows about 25" tall, hardy to zone 4.

  Package of 10 seeds $3.95

FA107 Disco Belle White
Delightful white flowers to 9" wide, order early, sells out each year, prescarified seed for reliable germination. Grows about 25" tall, hardy to zone 4.

  Package of 10 seeds $3.95

FA108 Disco Belle Mix
Red, White, Pink mix. Flowers to 9" wide, order early, sells out each year, prescarified seed for reliable germination. Grows about 25" tall, hardy to zone 4.

  Package of 10 seeds $3.95

FA109 Southern Belle Mix
Flowers to 9" wide, shades of pink, white, red, order early, prescarified for reliable germination. Grows about 48" tall, hardy to zone 4.

  Package of 10 seeds $3.95

AW10 Rose of Sharon Hibiscus syriacus A good hedge, reaching 6-12 ft., that is loaded with flowers in late summer and fall. Needs moist, but well drained soil and can grow in full sun or partial shade in zones 5-9. Plants should be pruned back heavily in winter. Space plants 2-3 ft.apart.
It is widely planted in areas with hot summers for its very attractive white, pink, red, lavender, or purple edible flowers. Individual flowers are short lived, lasting only a day. However, numerous flower buds are produced on the shrub's new growth, which provide prolific flowering over a long summer blooming period. Shoots make interesting indoor vase cuttings as they stay green for a long time. Some new flowers may open from the more mature flower buds. The species has naturalized very well in many suburban areas.
Note: We recommend CAPE seed germination primer be used for these seeds.

  3g Package ( about 200 seeds ) $6.50

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BKHIBISCUS Hibiscus

Hardy and Tropical Plants for the Garden
Barbara Perry Lawton
Hardcover, 160 pages, 6 1/4 x 9 1/4, full-color photographs, b&w illustrations. ISBN 0-88192-654-X

Hibiscuses have entered an era of increasing popularity as garden designers and home gardeners rediscover the fine attributes of these wonderful plants. Here is the only book that covers the species and cultivars of the genus Hibiscus completely and in detail.
Barbara Perry Lawton surveys both kinds of hibiscus: the tropical, subtropical, and warm-temperate plants whose pure, clean colors are such grand assets to modern gardens and homes, as well as the hardy perennials and shrubs that thrive in spite of snow, ice, drought, flood, or poor soil, bearing bright flowers year after year.
These classic flowers have a long and fascinating history. The book chronicles the history and traditions of their use in addition to those of Hibiscus relatives such as hollyhocks, okra, and cotton. With more than 200 species, there is great diversity in the genus Hibiscus. Barbara Perry Lawton introduces gardeners, expert and novice alike, to the possibilities offered by these plants.
A photographic gallery of hibiscuses illustrates the richness of the many species and cultivars from which the gardener may choose.

  $27.95

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