Hibiscus is a true flower of autumn. It blooms from August to November and is the main flower to watch in autumn. The branches, stems, buds and leaves of hibiscus will form different scenery in each season. In spring, the tips are green and full of vitality; in summer, the green leaves are shaded, covering the ground with dense shade; in autumn, the flowers are colorful and colorful; in winter, the branches are sparse, breeding vitality.

Some flower friends asked why there are two-color flowers on the hibiscus tree? In fact, the two-color flowers of Hibiscus tree are its characteristic, so it is also called Mandarin Duck Hibiscus. In fact, the petals gradually change color throughout the day. The flowers bloom white in the morning, turn to pink at noon, and turn to deep red in the evening.

The hibiscus flower is not only gorgeous and unique, but also a changeable goddess with various styles. Hibiscus will have different cyanin concentrations in its petals due to differences in light intensity, causing the petals to show different colors. The color of the petals is as white as snow in the morning, becomes light red at noon, and turns deep red in the evening. The color of the flower changes three times a day, also known as the "Three Drunk Hibiscus", which means "the makeup is like jade at dawn and clouds at dusk".

The flower colors of single-petal hibiscus: snow-white in the morning and bright red in the evening; single-petal flowers: open in the morning and close in the evening. The double hibiscus flower resembles a peony, graceful, luxurious and eye-catching.

In all four seasons of the year, hibiscus’ outstanding grace and interest are mainly due to its large and beautiful flowers. Whether it is planted alone or in clusters on walls, roadsides, or in front of halls, it can be used in any plant. It makes the entire garden scenery unique. Traditional hibiscus planting is done on the bank of the pond, preferably near the water, so that you can have the scene of hibiscus shining in the water.