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Name of Hibiscus

14 years ago

I was in Lowes and saw a hibiscus that was white with as red throat. I didn't get it at the time. I went back now they are all gone. They can get one for me if I can give them the names. Anyone know what the name might be? Also, what are the growing requirments. Would it do okay on the west side of the house?

Thanks

Comments (2)

hybridsage
14 years ago
I work at Lowe's in Texas we receive Hibiscus from Florida.
They are Labeled as 'Assorted' no named varieties. We also
get named varieties locallyie Bahama Bay Series,Cherie etc.. Our supplier in Florida sends
multiple cutting plants(multi colored blloms in same pot). Just fyi.
alicia1
14 years ago
I think that you are looking for 'White Wings'

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