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I planted this plant several years ago on the sunny west side of my house at the base of the downspout. It has loved this location and ...Read More
Tons of dinner-plate sized, dark red flowers! Each flower lasts about 1 day; deadhead for more blooms. Sawfly larvae and Japanese beetles...Read More
I have 2 Fireballs and when I moved, I up-rooted them. Which was not easy and very scary considering I did this in January 2006.
I...Read More
Absolutely beautiful! The dark red is spellbinding.
I forgot how late coming up they are and thought I had lost both my plants....Read More
I purchased 3 Hibiscus "Fireball" Rose mallow plants in June and was concerned they would not do well in Michigan. Up until this week I ...Read More
We used this plant a lot recently in landscapes and I just think it's beautiful. Even the couple we have left over are thriving while st...Read More
I grow this plant in Norman Oklahoma and it is the envy of the neighborhood.
The most floriferous, cold-hardy, and drought tolerant of the hardy-hibiscus introduced by the Fleming Brothers of Lincoln Nebraska. One...Read More