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Hibiscus aculeatus: complete guide
Hibiscus aculeatus
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Hibiscus aculeatus, known as Comfortroot, is a beautiful southern shrub from the Malvaceae family. Native to southeastern USA from Florida to Texas. Grows 1.5-2 meters tall with lanceolate dark green leaves and stunning pink-red-white flowers. Needs full sun (6-8 hours) and warm temperatures. Regular watering and well-draining soil essential. Frost-sensitive below 5 degrees. In temperate climates grow in pots and bring indoors. Attracts birds and butterflies. Visit gardenworld.app for tropical gardening tips.
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