My Hibiscus taken today

That is gorgeous @Mags, but I was expecting to ask you who had dared to take your hibiscus.

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Took it just yesterday. Didn’t expect I might need it soon. :innocent:

Hibiscus

BTW, my first upload here. Easy-peasy, innit? :grinning:

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@Mags Simply gorgeous Mags :icon_cool:

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I’m loving all these flower photos! And its great that we are all finding posting pics so easy now! :smiley:

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These is a young tree that they planted in the street to replace an older one, is it a hibiscus??

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I love them and always pleased when they finally flower, the different colours you can buy are a plus.
Great photo Mags…

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Yes it is…They are another plus shrub as flower for ages compared with many other shrubs…Maver-rik another good shot…loving the back drop, full of character…

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These photos are making me crave raspberry ripple ice cream.

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Lovely flowers @Mags (and @Dachs and @Maver-rik!)

I wish some of you talented folk would come sort my garden out :lol:

And Dex, flippen el mun take a chill pill - we know you’re excited about the new site but go easy with all the posts… or I’ll have to set our lovely ladies on to you - they’ll sort you out in no time :021:

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You’re right @Azz

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@Mags …am I right in believing that a Hibiscus flower only lasts for one day?
Some beauties on this thread, thanks for sharing.

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Thanks everyone for you lovely comments and I have to say I love the sense of humour of the men on here! … don’t ever lose it! :rofl:

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@pauline3 The flowers last a bit longer than a day Pauline and there are continuous buds for a few months on the tree. :grinning:

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@Mags , it must be a Hybrid then Mags, as I have read a Hibiscus flower only lasts a day.

Hybrids last as few days…beautiful flowers one of my favourite,:grinning:

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I used to be very fond of Hibiscus (national flower of Malaysia) and grew a variety of them. For some reason I fell out with them and now have none, personally I used to prefer the double variety rather than the singles.

Same thing happened with Camelias, again I now have none since my tea plants died in the last drought.

Fabulous Mags
I used to live in the tropics and had in May garden what was called a ‘blushing hibiscus ‘
It came out white then slowly turn red .
Great for a dinner party you picked it in the morning when it was white and put it in the fridge .
When you brought it out for the table in the evening it would turn colour before your eyes .

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Very beautiful flowering plant Mags.
It looks very healthy too.

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Thank you @Muddy.

Your “blushing hibiscus’ sounds lovely, I would love to have one which changes colour. :grinning:

Thank you Bratti :slightly_smiling_face: I always look forward to its flowering time when it is at its best.

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I’m wondering if they grow in my planting zone.
That’s something I shall research ‘cause I really quite fancy them :thinking: :slightly_smiling_face:

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