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Empire Hibiscus: Showy Single Blooms for Screening & Containers

Empire Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa‑sinensis 'Empire')

This handsome evergreen shrub displays showy single blooms when planted in full sun and warm temperatures with good drainage. Versatile plant for screening, background specimen, and containers.

Growing Conditions

Full Sun
Moderate Water
Height: 5–10 feet
Spread: 4–7 feet

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