Hibiscus by Kordouane

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Oct 03, 2017

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Description

The hibiscus, otherwise called Althéa, rose of china(antique hunting) or mauve(mallow) in tree is a tropical shrub with raised(drawn up) port(bearing) which becomes identified easily by its magnificent flowers from 2 to 6 cms in diameter with the lively and ornamental colors, with their 5 petals slightly in funnel carrying(wearing) stamens(muslins) colored in yellow anthers. According to its variety, the althéa can have double or simple flowers. Sheets(leaves) from 6 to 10 centimeters long have 3 lobes and are toothed: they are null and void(obsolete) or persistent according to the sorts(species).