Digital Postcard: Glover Gardens Hibiscus | Glover Gardens

I love hibiscus! And hibiscus seem to love Glover Gardens. Here are a few of my favorite Glover Gardens hibiscus pics, a late-summer garden digital postcard.

fullsizeoutput_15f1 — I love the bright yellow

fullsizeoutput_160a — A white Texas Star Hibiscus

A red Texas Star Hibiscus

Mahogany Splendor Hibiscus; it’s relatively rare and hard to find

Another Mahogany Splendor

Hawaiian Hibiscus (I think)

A beautiful pink double-bloomer

fullsizeoutput_1600 — Tall and leggy Lord Baltimores; that’s Godfrey on the left

A Lord Baltimore, close up

fullsizeoutput_14fb — Lord Baltimore Hibiscus, blooms as big as dinner plates

I don’t know the name of this beauty

fullsizeoutput_14ea — The red bud to the left is the newest hibiscus, with an interesting shaped-bloom (pics to come)

See the bee?

fullsizeoutput_14fc — Another white Texas Star, which bloomed for the first time on Dad’s death day

fullsizeoutput_15f3 — A rose peeking through the hibiscus bush

A double bloom, in the midst of opening

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Author: Kim of Glover Gardens

Filed Under: Flowers, Garden, Summer

Tags: Flowers, Gardens, Hibiscus, Lord Baltimore Hibiscus, Mahogany Splendor Hibiscus, Texas Star Hibiscus

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3 thoughts on “Digital Postcard: Glover Gardens Hibiscus”

sparklesofether says:

August 22, 2017 at 1:29 am

Wasn’t aware that so many types of hibiscus were present, great work! 🙂

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