Bush Hibiscus 'Angel Eyes' – Live Hardy Hibiscus | White & Raspberry Pink Flowers | 2.5" Pot | Perennial Garden Plant | Zones 4–9

Add spectacular color to your summer garden with this live Bush Hibiscus 'Angel Eyes' starter plant. This hardy perennial is known for enormous white flowers with raspberry-red eyes that radiate across the petals, creating a dramatic tropical look in the landscape. Broad green foliage and red stems form a well-rounded plant, while its deep, tuberous root system makes it adaptable to a range of garden conditions. This well-rooted plant arrives in a 2.5-inch nursery pot and is ready to establish outdoors. It is a hardy outdoor perennial and should never be grown indoors.
You will receive:
✔️ 1 live Bush Hibiscus 'Angel Eyes'
✔️ 2.5-inch nursery pot
✔️ Well-rooted starter plant
✔️ Large white flowers with raspberry-red centers when blooming
✔️ Mature size: approximately 60" tall × 60" wide
✔️ Hardy perennial suitable for landscape planting
✔️ Plants may arrive dormant without foliage during the dormant season
✔️ Securely packaged for safe arrival

🌼 Growing Information
Common Name: Bush Hibiscus 'Angel Eyes' / Hardy Hibiscus
Botanical Name: Hibiscus 'Angel Eyes'
Plant Type: Hardy perennial flowering plant
Growth Stage: Well-rooted young plant
Sun Requirements: Full sun to part sun
Soil: Moist, fertile, well-draining garden soil; adaptable to heavier soils
Watering: Keep consistently moist; established plants can tolerate periods of moisture and some dryness
Mature Height: Approximately 60 inches
Mature Spread: Approximately 60 inches
Growth Rate: Fast during active growing season
USDA Zones: 4–9
Container Friendly: Yes while young; best planted outdoors for mature growth

💡 Care Tip: Plant your Hardy Hibiscus outdoors in a sunny location and keep the soil consistently moist during active growth. Hardy Hibiscus can emerge later than many perennials in spring, so be patient if there is no early-season growth. During the dormant season, plants may arrive without foliage. This is an outdoor perennial and should not be grown indoors.