



Hibiscus fragilis, known as Auregine or Mandrinette, is a rare, critically endangered species endemic to the island of Mauritius. It is a small tree with delicate flowers.
This species grows as a small tree up to 10–15 feet. The leaves are lobed. The flowers are 2–3 inches, pink to red, with a delicate texture. It is one of the rarest hibiscus species, with very few individuals left in the wild. Conservation efforts are underway. In cultivation, it requires frost-free, well-drained conditions and is a challenge to grow.
Growing this species contributes to ex-situ conservation. It is a botanical treasure for specialized collectors and conservation gardens.
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