doctorbeth - 7b/8a
	We planted this in a rain garden. So far it has tolerated very dry periods as well as being in standing water when it rains.	Ratings overall 8 how easy   9 flower 9 foliage 9 propagate n/a fragrance n/a

debnes_dfw_tx - 7
Hibiscus coccineus

Georgia_on_my_mind - 8 WC Ga
	A real show-stopper. The color is just amazing.	Ratings overall 10 how easy   10 flower 10 foliage 10 propagate 8 fragrance n/a

rockysox - Vol. Co. Fl 9A
	I grow Scarlet Hibiscus (a Florida native) in my pond where it does much better than it did when grown in the ground.	Ratings overall 10 how easy   10 flower 10 foliage 10 propagate 10 fragrance n/a

KimmyStar - 7b-8a NC
July 2004	This plant was given to me by another Garden Web member. She pulled it up out of her garden and I brought it home and planted it. It did very well and the flowers are so pretty.	Ratings overall 7 how easy   10 flower 10 foliage 9 propagate 9 fragrance 1

oppelousas - Texas-Z8
I just want to say I really like growing Hibiscus. Anyone ever grown the "Texas Star" variety?

Nigella - 8b-9a-steamy
	Nobody concentrates on the leaf structure much so I thought I would post a picture of a leaf.

Terramadre - 7b - AL
	Texas Star is a show-stopper when planted as a group.	Ratings overall 10 how easy   10 flower 10 foliage 9 propagate 10 fragrance n/a

surtic_al - z 7b/8a AL
Flower and foliage close-up	H. coccineus needs a good amount water hence one of its common names Swamp Hibiscus. It grows well in containers, just give it room and water.	Ratings overall 8 how easy   8 flower 8 foliage 9 propagate n/a fragrance 1

alhanks - 9 TX
	Texas Star	Ratings overall 9 how easy   10 flower 10 foliage 10 propagate 9 fragrance n/a

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