Hibiscus Red Flyer Colombia and tolerates plenty of sun

and tolerates plenty of sun

This Chilean native thrives both in the Pacific Northwest and the Southeast US

When the 10'-12' tall deer-resistant clumps mature (18 years in our climate)

narrow green leaves

Remember that surprise lilies often take a year or two to settle in before deciding to flower

Hibiscus Red Flyer Colombia and tolerates plenty of sunHibiscus 'Red Flyer' is a 2002 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a hybrid of two US natives, Hibiscus coccineus x Hibiscus grandiflorus. This monster plant has sturdy stalks that towers to 9' in height, clothed with marijuana like foliage, which comes from Hibiscus coccineus parent. Its sawfly resistance comes from Hibiscus grandiflorus. The hybrid vigor came from really good sex. For us, Hibiscus 'Red Flyer' starts flowering in mid July and