Tropical Hibiscus 'Miami': Bevelander's 2003 PP15249

Overview

Hibiscus rosa-sinensis 'Miami' is a tropical hibiscus hybridized by Bevelander and introduced in 2003 (PP15249). It evokes the vibrant, tropical feel of its namesake city.

Key Characteristics

• Family: Malvaceae
• Genus: Hibiscus
• Species: rosa-sinensis
• Cultivar: Miami
• Hybridizer: Bevelander
• Registration Year: 2003

Features

This patented cultivar likely has large, vivid flowers in hot colors—red, orange, yellow—with a tropical flair. The plant is bred for compact growth and heavy blooming, suitable for containers and landscapes in frost-free zones.

Culture

Full sun, warmth, regular care. The patent indicates unique, protected genetics. A modern, high-performance tropical hibiscus.