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Need Hibiscus ID

11 years ago

This is a double peach Hibiscus. If possible I like to have an ID on this beautiful plant. I have taken many cuttings from this one plant and they have all rooted.
Thank you.

Comments (2)

olddog1213
11 years ago
Nice picture! I too have this plant and mine is labeled as
Jane Cowl. My experience has been that Hibiscus growers use many different names for the same plant. Go to Google and Google "Jane Cowl".
MariaTR
Original Author
11 years ago
Thank you for the ID. I wet to Google and it is exactly what I have. This is one of my favorites.

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