where is the seed in a hibiscus flower Hibiscus Mahogany Splendor Seed – Harris Seeds

where is the seed in a hibiscus flower Hibiscus Mahogany Splendor Seed – Harris SeedsHibiscus mahogany seeds bloom into tall, richly colored Mahogany Hibiscus flower plants otherwise known as red leaf hibiscus or cranberry hibiscus plants. Dramatic height and awesome deep burgundy, maple shaped leaves with serrated edges give this hibiscus foliage plant a regal appearance. As such it can be used quite effectively in landscape settings as a foliar hedge or as a specimen plant, effortlessly adding color and depth. It's commonly grown

Hibiscus mahogany seeds bloom into tall, richly colored Mahogany Hibiscus flower plants — otherwise known as red-leaf hibiscus or cranberry hibiscus plants. Dramatic height and awesome deep burgundy, maple-shaped leaves with serrated edges give this hibiscus foliage plant a regal appearance. As such it can be used quite effectively in landscape settings as a foliar hedge or as a specimen plant, effortlessly adding color and depth. It's commonly grown for cut flower filler as well, especially for late summer and autumnal decorative displays or floral arrangements.

Or consider growing it in large containers with other vigorous sun-loving plants — as it comfortably grows indoors or out in the right environment. Fully versatile, Mahogany hibiscus flowers have proven performance as a water pond plant and are also known to be deer-resistant and drought-tolerant! Growers take note that the foliage has green and maroon tones in the greenhouse, but matures to burgundy in full sun outdoors.

Hibiscus Mahogany Splendor seeds are easy and quick to raise and take roughly 130 days to bloom in full. These flowers thrive in heat and warm, moist, slightly acidic soil.

Color: Deep burgundy