While plants are also available, if you'd like to try from seeds this is here now too!

Fairly easy to germinate, plants go from seedlings with broad rounded leaves to heavily divided, slender-tipped red-edged foliage on stems that can sometimes reach over 6 feet high. In a rich, moist but well-drained soil, the top of the stem may produce up to a dozen or more buds that can open into brilliant scarlet flowers sometimes more than 9 inches across that usually last a couple days. Like most Hibiscus these flowers and possibly even the leaves are edible, though far more ornamental.

Packets contain approx. 10 seeds each.