New research reveals how repeated genetic changes in hibiscus flowers have led to the loss of visually striking bullseye patterns despite their advantage in attracting pollinators like bumblebees.

The flowers of a tropical hibiscus shrub are showstoppers. Get expert tips for hibiscus care, both outdoors and as houseplants.

Clarence introduces a few. Hibiscus sp. and cv. Hibiscus insularis – dense growth, unusual yellow/maroon flowers from spring to autumn, tough in warm-climate and coastal gardens. Loved by bees ...

Hibiscus flower gives this Mexican classic its eye-catching red hue. In a small saucepan, bring 6 cups of water to boil then turn off heat. Add the dried hibiscus flowers. Cover and let stand for ...

Hibiscus flowers have long been a staple in African cuisine, especially in desserts. Famous for their vibrant color and tangy flavor, these flowers are used to elevate the taste and appeal of ...

African hibiscus flowers are not just beautiful to look ... offering an environmentally conscious option for fabric coloring. Also, its antioxidant properties help reduce the signs of aging.

Flowers captivate us with their colors, but nature often hides its most remarkable stories in what we overlook. Among Hibiscus blossoms, the bullseye pattern is a bold circle of pigment near the petal ...

Hibiscus flowers (Hibiscus rosa-sinesis) are among the types of plants Japanese beetles are attracted to, which could make gardeners think twice before planting them. Hibiscus is a popular plant in ...

Posey: No, you're not. Ivy: Not me! The flowers. I planted all these carnations months ago and I thought they'd be colourful and bright and full of joy. But they're just white. They're all white ...

Take fresh or dry hibiscus flowers and leaves and grind them into a fine paste. Take a clean jar, and add the oil that you have prepared. Keep it aside and let it cool down.