White Hibiscus - Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis.

White Hibiscus is a flowering shrub. The  Hibiscus is also known by its scientific name of white Hibiscus syriacus and is a member of the Malvaceae family. This shrub is known for its beautiful flowers and hardy nature. Because the White Hibiscus blooms throughout the hot summer months, when most other shrubs do not it is always a favorite among home gardeners who like abundant and colorful flowers. White Hibiscus has a moderate growth rate and is easy to move through transplantation.

The Hibiscus had an attractive upright growth habit that adds to its appeal as a specimen tree in the garden. The extra large blooms produced by this White Hibiscus shrub, seem to almost glow at night. This makes it one of the most outstanding plants in any landscape setting after the sun sets. White Hibiscus also thrives in almost any type of soil, unless it is excessively dry or wet. This deciduous shrub can be shaped lightly in early spring or the last part of fall. White Hibiscus can also take heavy pruning to form it from a bush into a tree. The White Hibiscus is resistant to most pests and is relatively low maintenance, making it easy for gardeners of all ages to care for. The Hibiscus is a perfect addition to any home garden. White Hibiscus makes a gorgeous specimen plant, especially when pruned into a small and delicate tree. Young Hibiscus plants can be started in containers and used to accent decks, walkways, and patios and later transplanted to the yard as they grow larger. The delicate and lacy white blooms will provide texture and color both day and night that everyone is sure to enjoy. White Hibiscus grows seven to fifteen feet tall. White Hibiscus flowers are eight inches wide.

White Hibiscus