Hibiscus, aka: Fuso, Chinese rose.
Country of Origin: China.
It is an evergreen shrub with branches about 1–3 m tall, cylindrical branches, broad leaves, and a little hairless on the dorsal side along the veins. The flowers grow longer than the upper part of the branches and are generally drooping; The corolla is funnel-shaped, the flowers are 6-10 cm in diameter, and are rosy red or yellowish.
Zhu Jin, blooming from February to late winter. The flowers are deep red, with five petals and a long stamen, which is embellished with golden stamens powder, shimmering golden in the sunlight, like a flame. Towards the opening and falling. Cuttings and cultivation survive immediately.
Hibiscus was a very popular ornamental plant in ancient times. The flowers are large and colorful, blooming all year round, and are mainly used for garden viewing. It is most cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions. #四季开花植物 #
