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Hibiscus acetosella - Cranberry Hibiscus Flower


Hibiscus acetosella -   Cranberry Hibiscus Flower (Hibiscus acetosella)

We have tons of these Hibiscus everywhere. They bloom in Fall and Winter. Photo taken Dec. 12, 2023.



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Beautiful colour to this lovely flower.

19 Dec, 2023

 

What a pretty colour!

19 Dec, 2023

 

Thanks πŸ™! The leaves are beautiful and good to eat, also.

20 Dec, 2023

 

Hi Andy, this is a beautiful Hibiscus flower! πŸ‘ I don't think we have this colour in the UK though I've seen plenty of Hibiscus bushes around town here.

21 Dec, 2023

 

Only the tropical Hibiscus species grow here. They grow everywhere. Some of the tropical species can grow 30 to 50 ft (10 to 16 m) tall.

23 Dec, 2023

 

The species here in the UK don't usually grow more than 3-4m.

30 Dec, 2023

 

Most varieties of Hibiscus rosa-sinensis grow to those heights, but some varieties can grow to about 10 m.

1 Jan, 2024

 

I have seen a very old "tree" in Riverside Park here & that's about 3m tall. Probably the tallest I've ever seen.

3 Jan, 2024

 

I’m guessing it’s a Hibiscus syriacus hybrid? I know that one is very hardy.

Hibiscus tliaceus hybrids are really becoming very popular in California. This species grows into a huge tree to 80 ft (25 m) in the wet tropics, but half that size in coastal California.

5 Jan, 2024



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