2 Gal. Hollywood Rico Suave Yellow and Red Flower Annual Hibiscus Plant

A:  It will bloom all year in central Florida. It will be most prolific during Spring and Summer but if healthy it will have some blossoms during fall and winter as well.

A:  I cant say for sure but i cant imagine why it woulnt. I live in northern VA and mine blooms even when it gets quite cool, just not freezing. However ive put it in my cool, dark garage for the winter, and watered it occasionally and it rebloomed the following spring.

A:  Not sure but good. However, beautiful blooms and will come back the next season when left inside the first winter and watered occasionally. I had this happen to two of mine. Not sure if will rebloom a 3rd time.

A:  around 4 feet tall.

A:  I’m not sure. I live in zone 9. It’s been in the 90s with lots of rain & doing great. You might need to make sure it gets plenty of water in well-draining soil.

A:  85

A:  My Rico Suave hibiscus has lived for the past 2 years in a north facing, in ground flower bed, with a wall behind it (south) giving it shade/protection. Live in Tucson, temps have dipped to the high 20s in the winter, soared past 110 in the summer.

A:  Do Google search, depends on the type you purchase. They are tropical so upper 90's at least. Some types tolerate cold better than others. And that can depend on if they are in planters or in the ground. Lots of good info available.

A:  It's been in the 90s here and no drooping. It's a hibiscus so you have to make sure it stays watered.

A:  Yes Hollywood Hibiscus will survive in AZ weather but some shade is needed.

A:  I have kept this stunner in the home until temps are above 60 in the evenings. I am in Zone 6a If leaves are yellowing...make sure she is watered well util the day she goes out. I have this tropical in a south facing window until I take it outdoors.

A:  Since this plant is an annual it will not come back if it is left in temperatures less than 32 degrees. It is a tropical plant and will have to be brought inside over winter to keep it alive throughout the year to come back and bloom in the spring.

A:  My Rico Suave hibiscus has lived for the past 2 years in a north facing, in ground flower bed, with a wall behind it (south) giving it shade/protection. Live in Tucson, temps have dipped to the high 20s in the winter, soared past 110 in the summer.

A:  I loved it. Bought 2 more a Red & Yellow. The pictures are 3 new Hawaiian Punch that I bought also at HD last year.

A:  Many compliments.

A:  Last year I kept mine out (in pot) until frost, kept it in garage all winter, and it’s started to grow again!