Gorgeous. Sadly the wildlife hibiscus attract here are deer which munch them to the ground.

I like that one. I have the cranberry hibiscus and the flowers blend in with the foliage.

I love that plant too and it reseeds well for me. I also have it with green leaves and an other red leafed one with dark pink flowers.

I can see why that would become your favorite. It is really striking with its burgundy leaves contrasting with the red in the flowers. Great colors.

Squeak is cute!

Yours is hardy? To how cold? I have one I planted in spring and love it and was wondering how much protection it will need in winter?

I've never seen that variety with the red flowers. Mine had pink. That's beautiful!

What wildlife does it attract? Looks like hummingbirds might like it.

And I also would like to know how hardy it is.

It is very pretty.

We haven't had winter freeze since getting this, but the tag said hardy to the high 20's. I've started a bunch for the spring swap if anyone's interested. They root very fast.
Lori

Here is a link that might be useful: tag info

oh, tag says it attracts birds and hummingbirds and resists deer. I know various types of bees love the flowers, that's all I've seen so far.
Lori

Here is a link that might be useful: plant tag info

I have one that looks like the picture, but I think it comes with pink flowers too. These are also called false roselle. The true roselle, hibbiscus sabdariffa, looks very similar, but has more green leaves. True roselle is used to make a tasty tea and I think the false roselle can also be used. Please research that and don't poison yourself based on what I say because I'm not 100% sure and I haven't tried it myself yet.

Mine tolerates a lot of cold, but only seems to last a couple of years before dying. They will self seed and make new plants easily though so I'm never without them.