Tropical Hibiscus Anderson's Double Red
Botanical Name: Hibiscus rosa senensis
Common Name: Hibiscus Anderson's Double Red
| Plant Family | Malvaceae |
| Mature Size | 3'x3' |
| Bloom Color | Bright scarlet red |
| Bloom Form | Large Dense Double |
| Bloom Time | Perpetual |
| Zone | 10, 11 |
| Fragrance | None |
| Key Features | Big flowers, strong disease resistant plant |
| Suggested Uses | Specimen, potted, accent, hedge |
About Tropical Hibiscus Anderson's Double Red:
Anderson's Double Red Hibiscus is a vigorous, bushy growing tropical hibiscus cultivar that is suitable for growing in tropical and sub tropical landscapes or as a potted plant for the porch, poolside, or patio.
Anderson's Double Red Hibiscus will reach a mature height of about 3' to 4', but is easy to maintain at lower heights. Frequent pruning is beneficial and helps the plant grower bushier and stronger, and produce more large frilly double red flowers.
The flowers are large, densely doubled balls of bright, scarlet red. Anderson's Double Red Hibiscus is a prolific and reliable repeat bloomer.
For the best results with
- Plant in well draining, fertile, slightly acidic soil
- Locate in the full sun
- Prune for shape after flowering
- Feed a good quality slow release bloom boosting plant food twice yearly
- Protect from frost and freeze
Hibiscus rosa seninsis
Tropical Hibiscsus Anderson's Double Red
Tropical Hibiscus Anderson's Double Red
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