Hibiscus in my garden...please show yours

And back off topic...Here is the very same Fern Tree that was covered in snow a couple weeks ago. It's gone through freezes, hurricanes and now snow, and it doesn't flinch. This is my prize plant, the C. Cooperi, yes..Australian fern tree. I've grown it since it was a tiny tyke.

In the back ground are, a Papaya tree, bird of paradise and the structure is my greenhouse.

Was great reading Rj...I enjoyed...Poor Brian ...has he used(been allowed to use) the pruners since!!LOL
j

LOL...bzzzzzzzz.....do you think he listens to me...? bzzzzzzzzz

Well gosh my poor little hibiscus can't measure up to the tropic grown ones but here they are ...good old peaches and cream

A little blue one though it looks purple in the pic ...it will be covered in bloom shortly ...I think it is the same as Jeans.

Isobel Beard, this is the first flower and I am pleased with my choice..

Ok. There are 5 at Sussex Inlet and I'm guessing all will be 'Old'.
The first one is odd in that it stays as a bell shaped flower.

Cheers
Steve

another....

Again....

and...

Last one .....

Steve that one that stays closed is
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/1819/
grows very easily from cuttings.
chrissy

Thanks Chrissy
I'll see if I can find one you don't know!
It's a neglected and suffering plant so I will take some cuttings with the view to replace it.
Cheers
Steve

This is a beautiful one, I don't know it's name. I went to visit/help my ailing parents for a week and their garden was lovely. I took this and I had a great surprise in it!

I would like to share my surprise with you......................................

Wonderful, I reckon he's smiling at you.
Regards

I like them, they hide in my angels and eat a lot of bugs ...a very pretty little spider ...great picture! debbie