Hibiscus plant with large colorful blooms

Hibiscus Plants

Tropical hibiscus blooms for sunny Bay Area gardens.

Bring bold, nonstop color to your patio or landscape with Hibiscus. Shop tropical hibiscus and hardy hibiscus varieties selected for strong growth, vibrant blooms, and easy care in Bay Area–style climates. Perfect for containers, poolside accents, privacy corners, and pollinator-friendly gardens. Choose your favorite flower colors, sizes, and growth habits, then plant in full sun with consistent moisture for the best display. Order online for convenient local pickup or delivery.

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  • Blushing Bride Rose of Sharon

    Blushing Bride Rose of Sharon

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    White Chiffon Rose of Sharon

  • Collie Mullens Rose of Sharon

    Collie Mullens Rose of Sharon

  • Lipstick Tropical Hibiscus

    Lipstick Tropical Hibiscus

  • Aphrodite Hibiscus Rose of Sharon

    Aphrodite Hibiscus Rose of Sharon

  • Red Heart Rose of Sharon

    Red Heart Rose of Sharon

  • Single Red Hibiscus

    Single Red Hibiscus

  • Santa Cruz Blue Hibiscus

    Santa Cruz Blue Hibiscus

  • Santana Tropical Hibiscus

    Santana Tropical Hibiscus

  • Butterfly Tropical Hibiscus

    Butterfly Tropical Hibiscus

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between tropical hibiscus and hardy hibiscus?
Tropical hibiscus loves warm weather and is often grown in containers; hardy hibiscus is more cold-tolerant and typically dies back and returns from roots each year.

How much sun does hibiscus need?
Most hibiscus bloom best with full sun, ideally at least six hours of direct light daily.

How often should I water hibiscus in the Bay Area?
Water deeply when the top inch of soil feels dry. Containers dry faster, especially in warm or windy conditions.

Can hibiscus grow well in containers?
Yes. Use a pot with drainage, quality potting mix, and regular feeding during the growing season.

When is the best time to plant hibiscus?
Spring through early fall is ideal so plants can establish before cooler weather.

How do I get more flowers?
Give full sun, steady watering, and a balanced fertilizer; remove spent blooms and lightly prune to encourage branching.

Is hibiscus safe for pets?
Sensitivity varies by pet and plant type. If you have concerns, place plants out of reach and ask your veterinarian for guidance.