The listing, 10 Pink/White Cold Hardy Hibiscus Seeds has ended.
PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BID.. I really hate to put this kind of message on my auction pages, but thngs have gotten out of hand. I want anyone who has a problem to please message me before you file a dispute. I ALWAYS make my customers happy, I have noticed it takes around three weeks for the post office to get their act together and deliver my seeds. If you are impatient or just like to file disputes because it makes you feel special, please do not bid on my auctions, If you file a dispute before telling me the problem I will block you. I go out of my way to find special seeds for my customers and get great feedback. Also, I can't afford tracking, so if you want it you will have to pay for it.
If you're wanting to decorate your garden with large, conspicuous, brilliantly colored blooms, look no further than my Hibiscus. You'll enjoy eye-catching crepe-papery flowers in pink and white! Tolerant of heat and humidity, attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies, and ignored by deer, Hibiscus are a must-have for the sunny garden. The flowers are saucer size and just beautiful.
Once established, the shrub produces several stems from the ground that can reach 4 to 5 feet high.
Delicate, ruffled, crepe-paper like 5-petal blooms are 7-inches across with prominent veins radiating out from the center and enlarged stamens and pistils. Each stem can produce single or multiple flowers.
Hardy hibiscus need very little care over the winter. Just cut the plant back to about a foot from the ground after the first frost. Add a layer of mulch and remember to shovel snow on top of the mulch because it is better to keep this plant cold, not warm. Remember where you plant these beauties…the plant is slow to appear in the spring, and you will not see them re-sprout until their soil
is at least 70 degrees.