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springa7

Hibiscus flowers

springa7
18 years ago

I really like these huge, beautiful flowers - I just wish they lasted longer.

The hibiscus plant is the last perennial to appear in the garden each year - it typically doesn't even poke through the ground until early June. Once it does, though, it grows quickly.

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