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Hibiscus Red Lady
Hibiscus Red Lady
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Hibiscus Red Lady is a bold and beautiful tropical hibiscus that has earned her place as a firm favourite in South African gardens. She produces large, striking blooms in a rich, deep red with a dramatic maroon crown at the centre — a velvety, intense colour combination that brings tropical warmth and drama to any garden bed, patio or container display.
Reliable, vigorous and free-flowering, Red Lady is the perfect choice for gardeners who want a classic, high-impact hibiscus that delivers season after season. Her deep red and maroon blooms are a timeless statement in any outdoor space — and she is as easy to love as she is to grow.
Plant Information
Botanical Name
Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 'Red Lady'
Flower Colour
Deep red blooms with a rich maroon crown — bold, velvety and intensely tropical
Form
Upright flowering shrub with glossy green foliage
Plant Height at Supply
25–30cm
Mature Size
1.5–2.5m height depending on conditions and pruning
Sunlight
Full sun — at least 6 hours of direct sun per day for best flowering
Watering
Regular watering — keep soil consistently moist but well-drained; do not allow to dry out completely
Soil
Rich, well-draining soil with good organic content
Frost Tolerance
Frost sensitive — protect below 4°C
Pot Size
Supplied in a 2.5L bag
Important Notes
• Classic SA garden favourite: Red Lady is a well-established and trusted hibiscus variety — reliable, vigorous and widely loved
• Full sun is essential: Hibiscus flowers best in a warm, sunny position — insufficient sun will reduce flowering significantly
• Regular feeding: Feed with a balanced fertiliser during the growing season to encourage prolific blooming
• Pruning: Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage new growth and blooms
• Delivery: Delivered across South Africa — please ensure someone is available to receive your plant
Perfect for garden beds, large containers, patio displays, and anyone seeking a bold, classic tropical hibiscus.
