Hibiscus 'Rosa-Sinensis' Piper betle but extreme direct sun should

but extreme direct sun should be avoided to prevent leaf burn

The 'Prince of Orange' prefers a light to semi-shady location

It is really such a lack of colour that one would think it would not grow and thrive – but it does

significant fruiting begins after five years for some

An under-rated and under-used plant in NZ

Hibiscus 'Rosa-Sinensis' Piper betle but extreme direct sun shouldAlso known as Chinese Hibiscus or Chinese Rose, Hibiscus rosa sinensis are tropical cultivars that vary in colour from white through to red. They are tropical evergreen shrubs that grow well in full sun and partial shade. Requires fertile, moist, free draining soils. Protect from frosts Grows to about 2. 5m x 1. 5m.