41 Hibiscus Varieties For Your Garden

Hibiscus flowers are bold, beautiful, and undeniably tropical, with their showy blooms and vivid colors stealing the spotlight in any garden. With hundreds of different species to choose from, some hibiscus varieties are tender annuals, while others are hardy perennials, perfect for gardeners in a range of climates.

But with so many options, how do you know which one is right for your garden? Do you go by color alone? Are you after something that will survive the winter and return year after year, or are you just looking for a one-season stunner?

We’ve rounded up over 40 of our favorite types of hibiscus to suit all kinds of gardens and growing zones. Whether you’re planting in a warm tropical climate or a cooler region, there’s a hibiscus here for you. Let’s dive into some of the most beautiful varieties, complete with names and pictures to help you choose.

Anne Arundel

	botanical name Hibiscus moscheutos
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 4-5 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-9

The Anne Arundel hibiscus is a striking variety known for its bold, bright pink blooms and impressive size. This plant can grow several feet tall and wide, making it a real statement in the garden. It thrives in a sunny spot, ideally one that gets plenty of morning sun to help the blooms open fully and last longer.

While it prefers rich, consistently moist soil, Anne Arundel is surprisingly adaptable and can tolerate less-than-perfect conditions. The flowers themselves are large and dramatic, with soft, floppy petals that bring a romantic, tropical feel to any outdoor space.

Ardens

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shafe
	height 5-8 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-8

Ardens hibiscus is a charming variety with a unique character that sets it apart. Its softly separated petals come in a delicate shade of purple, leaning toward lavender or lilac, with a ruffled, layered look that gives each bloom a fluffy, almost whimsical appearance.

These flowers grow on large, bushy plants, creating eye-catching splashes of purple against lush green foliage. Ardens is a resilient variety that performs well in most soil types, provided it receives plenty of sunlight to fuel its blooms.

Black Rainbow

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 4-5 feet tall
	hardiness zones 4-9

One of the most striking and unusual hibiscus varieties is the Black Rainbow. True black petals are incredibly rare in the plant world, making this tropical beauty especially captivating. Like most black hibiscus types, Black Rainbow thrives in warm, humid conditions typically found in tropical regions. But with the right setup, it can also flourish in a greenhouse.

This rare hybrid stands out among the more common yellow, pink, red, and orange varieties, offering a moody and dramatic twist on the classic hibiscus. Its large 6 to 8 inch blooms create a bold contrast against lush green foliage, making it an unforgettable focal point in any garden or conservatory.

Blue Bird

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 6-8 feet tall
	hardiness zones 4-9

The Bluebird hibiscus is known for its large, luminous blooms that showcase a stunning gradient of blue to bluish-purple tones, though the exact color often sparks debate. Some see it as more purple than blue, but either way, it’s undeniably beautiful.

The petals display a soft ombré effect, with deeper shades near the edges that gradually lighten toward the center. At the heart of the flower is a rich, dark eye that adds contrast and depth. The shrub itself grows in an elegant, vase-like shape, making it perfect for lining walkways, borders, or planting at the back of a garden bed where it can tower gracefully above smaller plants.

Blue Chiffon

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 8-12 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-9

The Blue Chiffon hibiscus is a soft, elegant variety with delicate, periwinkle-blue blooms that bring a calming, almost dreamy quality to the garden. Its thin, semi-transparent petals are layered for a ruffled, textured look. They start with broader outer petals and gradually narrow toward the center, giving each flower a full, gathered appearance.

Reminiscent of baby-blue nurseries and peaceful skies, this variety adds a gentle charm wherever it’s planted. Blue Chiffon is also one of the easier hibiscus types to grow. It doesn’t demand much in terms of soil richness or water and thrives in full sun, making it a great choice for gardeners looking for a low-maintenance showstopper.

Blue River II

	botanical name Hibiscus moscheutos
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 4-5 feet tall
	hardiness zones 4-9

Blue River II hibiscus is known for its enormous blooms (often as large as a dinner plate) that make a bold statement in any garden. At first glance, the flowers appear a soft, creamy white, but up close, you’ll notice a faint blue undertone that gives this variety its name.

These prolific bloomers cover their lush green shrubs with an abundance of blossoms, creating a striking visual display. Best of all, Blue River II is a hardy perennial, and with each passing year, the blooms grow even larger and more impressive. With a little care and attention, this variety rewards gardeners with increasingly spectacular flowers season after season.

Bold and Sassy

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 2-4 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-11

The Bold and Sassy hibiscus is a true tropical showstopper, far from the hardy varieties commonly found at your local nursery. This exotic beauty is more challenging to propagate and can be tricky to source, but once you do, it’s well worth the effort.

Its ruffled petals swirl and flare like a flamenco dancer’s dress, showcasing a dreamy palette of soft pastel shades. To help this diva thrive, plant it in slightly acidic soil and choose a spot with full to partial sun. With the right care, Bold and Sassy will reward you with blooms as dramatic and unforgettable as its name.

Chasing Rainbows

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 6-8 inches tall
	hardiness zones 11

As its name suggests, Chasing Rainbows is one of the most colorful and eye-catching hibiscus varieties you can grow. Its blooms can range from vivid orange with deep pink centers to creamy tones accented with bold splashes of color. The petals blend in soft, swirling rings that create a mesmerizing tie-dye effect. No two flowers are quite the same.

The plant itself grows upright and full, with lush green foliage that makes the vibrant blooms stand out even more. If you’re looking for a hibiscus that brings serious color and personality to your garden, Chasing Rainbows is a dazzling choice.

Cheeky Point (Cheeky Fellow)

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 8-12 inches tall
	hardiness zones 4-9

The Cheeky Point (or Cheeky Fellow) hibiscus has a unique and striking appearance that sets it apart. The blooms are typically a vibrant hot pink with bold orange accents, giving them an exotic, tropical feel. The petals overlap in a swirling pattern, creating a sense of movement and elegance in every blossom.

They’re so perfectly formed that they almost look artificial. Each flower is a little work of art. Despite their dramatic look, Cheeky Point hibiscus is relatively easy to grow, provided it gets plenty of sunlight and regular watering to keep those vivid blooms thriving.

Cosmic Dancer

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 5 feet tall
	hardiness zones 11

The Cosmic Dancer hibiscus is a bold, tropical variety that brings instant energy and color to any garden. With its large, flowing petals and elongated style, it closely resembles the fiesta hibiscus and captures the signature drama of tropical hibiscus types.

Perfect for gardeners who want a real showstopper, Cosmic Dancer is sure to impress with its vibrant blooms and exotic appeal. The flowers often come in deep shades of red, pink, or orange, edged with bright yellow highlights that create a fiery, sun-kissed effect. It’s not a fussy plant, but it thrives best in full sun, so give it a sunny spot and watch it light up your garden.

Cotton Rose

	botanical name Hibiscus mutabilis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 12-15 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-10

Despite its name, the cotton rose is actually a variety of hibiscus, known for its delicate, rose-like blooms. The soft white petals overlap gracefully, creating a full, layered appearance reminiscent of carnations or traditional roses.

Often tinged with a hint of pink around the edges, as if gently dipped in dye, these elegant flowers are a favorite for weddings and special occasions. But their classic beauty isn’t limited to formal settings; the cotton rose adds a touch of refinement and softness to any garden, even the wildest or most crowded spaces.

Cranberry Crush

	botanical name Hibiscus acetosella
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 3-4 feet tall
	hardiness zones 4-9

Cranberry Crush is one of the most popular hibiscus varieties, and it’s easy to see why. Bright, bold, and absolutely intoxicating, this plant produces massive blooms that can reach up to a foot wide.

The flowers are a deep, vibrant red, closely resembling the rich color of fresh cranberries. Each bloom is almost perfectly round, with gently crinkled petals that fan outward in a striking display. If you’re looking for a hibiscus that demands attention, Cranberry Crush delivers in spectacular fashion.

Dark Continent

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 6 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-10

Dark Continent hibiscus is a striking and slightly mysterious-looking variety that brings a dramatic flair to any garden. Its blooms feature a deep, velvety purple center that radiates outward, gradually blending into rich golden edges. The ruffled, wrinkled petals add texture and movement, creating a beautiful contrast that’s both bold and captivating.

Despite its exotic look, Dark Continent is relatively easy to grow, making it a great choice for gardeners who want something truly unique without a lot of extra fuss.

Delta Dawn

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 6-8 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-10

Delta Dawn is a vibrant hibiscus hybrid known for its fast growth, semi-upright form, and lush dark-green foliage. Its impressive 7-inch blooms range in color from rich red to medium purple, adding bold pops of color to the garden throughout the growing season.

Like most hibiscus varieties, Delta Dawn thrives in neutral to slightly acidic soil and prefers a spot with full sun to partial shade. Water thoroughly and use a hibiscus-friendly fertilizer at planting to encourage strong growth and abundant blooms. Regular, heavy pruning is essential to maintain its shape and keep the plant looking its best.

Donna Lynn

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 6-8 feet tall
	hardiness zones 10

The Donna Lynn hibiscus is a bright, cheerful variety that brings a joyful, summery feel to any garden. Its blooms feature a vibrant blend of cream, yellow, and bright pink tones that bleed together in a soft, tie-dye pattern, each flower bursting with color and personality.

These plants are not only easy to care for, but they also get bigger and more impressive with each passing year. If your garden is feeling a little too green and could use a splash of color, Donna Lynn is the perfect way to liven things up with minimal effort and maximum impact.

Double

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 5-6 feet tall
	hardiness zones 7-10

The Double hibiscus is a standout variety known for its abundant petals and wide range of colors. This hybrid can bloom in rich purple, cheerful pink, fiery red, and everything in between, sometimes even producing different shades on the same plant, depending on the seed or growing conditions.

It’s called the Double hibiscus because the blossoms look like two flowers stacked together. With layer upon layer of ruffled petals, the blooms are full, fluffy, and so dense that the center is often hidden from view. If you’re after dramatic, colorful flowers with a lush, textured look, the Double hibiscus delivers on all fronts.

Electric Plum

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 7-9 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-10

While most hibiscus varieties are known for their bright, tropical hues, Electric Plum stands out with its moody, dramatic charm. With deep, dark purple petals that resemble the rich color of a ripe plum, this variety brings a touch of goth elegance to the garden, making it a favorite for those who lean toward more unconventional blooms.

Electric Plum has the classic hibiscus shape, with wide, slightly flared petals, but its striking color is what truly sets it apart. It’s also more resilient than it looks, tolerating cooler climates and drier soils better than many tropical varieties. If you’re drawn to bold, sophisticated shades of purple, this hibiscus is a must-have addition to your collection.

Expect Miracles

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 8-12 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-8

The Expect Miracles hibiscus is a radiant, uplifting variety that can light up even the dullest corner of your garden. Its blooms are a rich, fiery shade of orange, so vibrant that they’re often mistaken for red or deep pink. With its bold color and tropical flair, this variety brings an instant sense of warmth and energy to any space.

While it thrives in full sun and doesn’t love the cold, Expect Miracles is tougher than it looks. It can handle occasional cloudy or chilly days, making it a resilient option for gardeners in less-than-perfect climates who still want that bold, exotic look.

Galaxy

	botanical name Hibiscus moscheutos
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 4-6 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-9

Galaxy hibiscus flowers truly live up to their celestial name, with swirls of vibrant color that resemble distant galaxies scattered across the night sky. Planting this variety feels like bringing a touch of the cosmos right into your backyard.

No two blooms are the same. You might see shades of pink, blue, red, orange, purple, or yellow, often blended together in a mesmerizing, otherworldly display. The unpredictable color patterns make each blossom a surprise, adding excitement and wonder to your garden. Just be sure to give your Galaxy hibiscus plenty of sunshine. It loves soaking up the light to fuel its dazzling show.

Gwen Mary

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 4-6 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-11

The Gwen Mary hibiscus is a bold, brilliant variety with vivid pink petals that command attention. If you’re after that hot Barbie pink to energize your garden, this flower delivers in full force. A bright yellow style at the center adds striking contrast, making the pink tones pop even more.

Unlike some hibiscus varieties with crinkled petals, Gwen Mary features soft, ruffled edges that give the blooms a flowing, elegant look. Paired with lush, vibrant green foliage, the entire shrub becomes a dazzling display of color. It’s perfect for anyone wanting to make a cheerful, high-impact statement in the garden.

Hamabo

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 3-10 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-11

Hamabo is easily one of the most distinctive hibiscus varieties on this list. Instead of the usual flared or ruffled petals, its blooms curl dramatically backward, creating a shape that’s often compared to cuffed jeans. This unique form gives the flower a sculptural, almost playful quality.

The petals are a cheerful shade of yellow (sometimes leaning toward lime green) that stands out beautifully in any garden setting. A deep-colored center adds depth and contrast, emphasizing the cupped, curled look. With its bold color and unconventional shape, Hamabo brings an exotic touch and makes a striking addition to even the most eclectic gardens.

Hula Girl

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 6-8 feet tall
	hardiness zones 10-11

The Hula Girl hibiscus is one of the happiest, sunniest flowers you can add to your garden. Its blooms are a brilliant shade of yellow, bright and glowing like a perfectly ripe banana, that stands out even among other yellow flowers.

What makes Hula Girl truly special is the way its luminous petals seem to radiate light, especially when touched by the sun. A vivid red center adds striking contrast, giving the flower a bold, tropical look that feels like summer in full bloom. If you’re looking to infuse your garden with energy and warmth, Hula Girl is the perfect pick.

Jolanda Gommer

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 6-7 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9

The Jolanda Gommer hibiscus is a truly unique variety, known for its unusual petal texture. The blooms have a thick, wrinkled appearance that gives them a slightly rugged, almost sculptural look.

What really sets this variety apart is its vivid, sunset-inspired color palette. Each bloom features a mesmerizing blend of pink, orange, red, yellow, and occasional hints of white or purple. Even among the famously colorful hibiscus family, Jolanda Gommer holds its own as one of the most striking and dynamic varieties you can grow.

Lady Baltimore

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 4-5 feet tall
	hardiness zones 2-9

Lady Baltimore is a stunning hibiscus variety known for its dramatic two-tone blooms. The large, softly crinkled petals form a graceful tubular shape and can reach up to nine inches across, making a bold statement in the garden.

The flowers typically start as a creamy white or pale pink, gradually deepening into a rich violet or reddish-purple at the center. On rare occasions, the darker color spreads across the entire blossom, creating an even more striking display. With its elegant shape and subtle texture, Lady Baltimore adds both beauty and depth to any floral landscape.

Lady Stanley

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 5-12 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-9

The Lady Stanley hibiscus is a graceful and elegant variety, known for its soft, romantic charm. Its blooms are a creamy white or pale blush, with overlapping petals that gently swirl around each other, creating a delicate, rose-like shape.

This variety brings a quiet enchantment to the garden, perfect for adding a touch of refinement and beauty. Lady Stanley is also quite adaptable, thriving in a range of climates as long as it receives enough sunlight and care. It’s a lovely choice for gardeners looking to create a serene, romantic outdoor space.

Luna Red

	botanical name Hibiscus moscheutos
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 2-3 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-9

Luna Red is one of the most vibrant and sought-after hibiscus varieties, beloved for its rich, velvety red blooms. The color is both bold and elegant, a deep, glowing red that adds a dramatic yet charming pop to any backyard or front garden.

Traditionally given as a symbol of respect and family in China, Luna Red carries a beautiful cultural meaning along with its striking appearance. If you’re looking for a hibiscus that’s both eye-catching and meaningful, this variety is a standout choice.

Marianne Charlton

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 6-10 feet tall
	hardiness zones 10-11

Marianne Charlton is a striking tropical hibiscus hybridized by Schlueter and introduced in 2011. As a relatively new variety, it’s prized for its unique coloring and elegant form. This hibiscus thrives in warm, humid environments and performs best in USDA zones 10 and 11.

The blooms are full and frilly, featuring double violet petals with soft pink tones near the center. From late spring through early fall, the shrub bursts into bloom, each flower showcasing subtle variations. The backs of the petals are a soft white, edged with deep grey or lavender.

Misty Pink

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 6-10 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-10

Misty Pink is one of the rarest hibiscus varieties, making it a true treasure for any gardener lucky enough to find it. With its soft, ethereal pink hue and lightly flared, dramatic petals, this variety is as delicate as it is captivating, both in appearance and fragrance.

Its gentle beauty doesn’t just appeal to people. It also attracts plenty of garden visitors, including bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Planting Misty Pink will bring a touch of magic to your garden and create a lively, buzzing habitat full of color and life.

Pink Giant

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 9-10 feet tall
	hardiness zones 7-11

As the name suggests, Pink Giants are known for their massive, show-stopping blooms that can span several inches. If you’re looking to make a bold statement in your garden, this variety is sure to impress.

Despite their size, Pink Giants are surprisingly easy to grow. The key is giving them plenty of space for their large root systems to spread and ensuring they receive as much sunlight as possible. With the right conditions, these towering blooms will thrive and become one of the most eye-catching features in your garden.

Red Heart

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 5-8 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-8

The Red Heart hibiscus is one of the most exquisite varieties, prized for its striking contrast and classic hibiscus form. The large, crisp white petals flare out in the typical tubular shape, while a deep red or purplish center creates a vivid focal point, earning the variety its name.

Russian Violet

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 6-7 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5

The Russian Violet hibiscus stands out for its unusual petal shape and soft, elegant coloring. Unlike the tightly layered or overlapping petals seen in many hibiscus varieties, this flower has spaced-out petals that allow each one to show off its distinct form.

Despite the name, Russian Violet isn’t a deep purple as many expect. Instead, the blooms are a delicate blend of soft pink with subtle violet accents. This gentle mix of hues gives the flower a graceful, almost watercolor-like appearance, making it a beautiful and unexpected addition to the garden.

Shanghai Pink

	botanical name Hibiscus paramutabilis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 10 feet tall
	hardiness zones 7-10

Shanghai Pink hibiscus is the picture-perfect tropical flower, exactly what many people imagine when they think of hibiscus. With its wide, flared petals, distinct tubular shape, and long central style, it has all the hallmarks of a classic hibiscus bloom.

As the name suggests, this variety boasts a bold, vibrant shade of pink that absolutely pops in the garden. It’s the kind of color that turns heads, almost as if someone highlighted your garden with a neon marker. For a dazzling burst of tropical flair, Shanghai Pink delivers in full color.

Silver Charm

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 3-4 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-11

The name might be a bit misleading. Silver Charm hibiscus isn’t silver or blue at all. Instead, its blooms are typically a soft cream with warm yellow or orange undertones, giving the flower a delicate, sun-kissed appearance. The ruffled petals have a fluffy, almost cloud-like texture that adds to its gentle charm.

While the blossoms are certainly the main attraction, the foliage is just as lovely. The plant features round, glossy leaves in a rich forest green that perfectly frame the pale, elegant flowers, creating a beautiful balance of softness and structure in the garden.

Southern Bell

	botanical name Hibiscus moscheutos
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 2-3 feet tall
	hardiness zones 1-12

The Southern Belle hibiscus has a distinctive look that sets it apart from other varieties. Its blooms can vary significantly in size, ranging from just a few centimeters to several inches wide, depending on the growing conditions and climate.

What makes this variety especially appealing is its cold hardiness. Even in cooler climates, Southern Belle can thrive, allowing you to create the lush, tropical-style garden you’ve always wanted. The flowers are typically wide and flat, with soft cream and light pink petals that surround a striking dark purple eye at the center.

Summer Storm

	botanical name Hibiscus moscheutos
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 3-4 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5

Summer Storms hibiscus produces impressively large blooms, each several inches wide, with delicate, paper-thin petals that overlap in soft layers. These layers give the flowers a full, lush appearance, adding to their dramatic impact in the garden.

The giant tubular blossoms are a gentle shade of pink, accented by a deep purple eye at the center that adds richness and contrast. The shrub itself has an open, airy feel thanks to its widely spaced, dark green leaves, creating a beautiful balance between bold blooms and light structure. It’s the perfect variety for adding softness and drama without overwhelming your garden space.

Tahitian Flaming Dragon

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 1-2 feet tall
	hardiness zones 7-9

The Tahitian Flaming Dragon hibiscus is a bold, resilient tropical variety that brings fiery energy to any garden. Its large, ruffled blooms come in shades of blazing red and vibrant orange, often resembling flames flickering across the dark green foliage. Some blossoms also show hints of deep pink, with striking white accents that radiate from the center along the petals, adding even more visual intrigue.

Despite its exotic appearance, this variety is surprisingly tough and adaptable. It’s a great choice for gardeners of all experience levels who want a dramatic, low-maintenance showpiece.

Tahitian Lavender Mirage

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa-sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 5-8 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-8

It’s hard not to fall in love with the Tahitian Lavender Mirage hibiscus at first sight. Each bloom is a masterpiece, blending a delicate shade of lavender with an ever-changing mix of colors: creamy whites, soft oranges, deep purples, and more. No two flowers are exactly alike, making every blossom feel like a one-of-a-kind work of art.

The large, tropical-style blooms add a dreamy, exotic feel to the garden, yet they’re surprisingly easy to grow. With rich soil and a sunny spot, the Tahitian Lavender Mirage will thrive.

Tsunami

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 2-4 feet tall
	hardiness zones 10

Tsunami hibiscus flowers are known for their dramatic ruffled and wrinkled petals, which give the blooms a textured, almost weathered appearance. Over time, as the plant matures, the blossoms grow even larger and fuller, creating an impressive visual impact in the garden. While the petals may look slightly aged or dry, this unique texture is exactly what gives the variety its character.

The flowers can reach up to eight inches wide, delivering bold bursts of color with every bloom. Shades of pink, red, and orange blend together like a tropical sunset, making Tsunami a vibrant and unforgettable addition to any warm-weather garden.

Voodoo Magic

	botanical name Hibiscus rosa sinensis
	sun requirements Full sun
	height 4-8 feet tall
	hardiness zones 9-11

Voodoo Magic hibiscus is one of the most captivating and sought-after varieties, especially among experienced gardeners. Its blossoms are richly detailed and multicolored, standing apart from the simpler, single-toned varieties more commonly seen.

The petals have a rugged, almost leathery appearance. Each bloom showcases an unpredictable blend of striking colors, from burnt orange and dusty blue to vibrant yellow. With its bold presence and mystical charm, Voodoo Magic adds depth, drama, and a touch of the extraordinary to any tropical garden.

White Chiffon

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 12 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-9

For a pure, radiant bloom, the White Chiffon hibiscus is a stunning choice. Its large, crisp white blossoms are made up of softly wrinkled, overlapping petals that give the flowers a full, fluffy, almost cloud-like appearance.

Often compared to the cotton rose, White Chiffon typically produces larger blooms and grows taller overall. But what truly sets it apart is its color. It is bright, clean white with no secondary tones, offering a look of elegance and purity that stands out beautifully in any garden setting.

Woodbridge

	botanical name Hibiscus syriacus
	sun requirements Full sun to partial shade
	height 10 feet tall
	hardiness zones 5-9

The Woodbridge hibiscus is a tall, upright shrub that originated in the forests of Eastern Asia. It’s known for its massive fuchsia-pink blooms, which grow in a subtle spiral pattern, giving the flowers a dynamic and eye-catching form.

The vivid pink hue is one of the most recognizable among hibiscus varieties, deepening in tone toward the outer edges of each petal. Woodbridge is also low-maintenance. It requires minimal pruning and care, thriving best in rich soil with plenty of sunlight.