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Hibiscus mutabilis flowers usually open white in the morning and changes colour to pink as the day gets warmer in the late afternoon. However, this variety with single flowers that is currently grown at the Secret Garden of 1-Utama does not change colour but stays the same the whole day.
“Hibiscus mutabilis - Single Flowers”, a copyrighted post, was written for My Nice Garden blog by Autumn Belle @ http://www.mynicegarden.com/
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Scientific name: Hibiscus mutabilis
Family: Malvaceae
Origin: China
Common names: Confederate Rose, Changeable Rose, cotton Rose, Chinese Rose
Photographs taken at: The rooftop Secret Garden of 1-Utama
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The single flowers open pink instead of white.
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This is also my entry for Today's Flowers #158, the link is here.
13 sweet words:
That's very pretty, the center really sets it off.
Cher Sunray Gardens
Beautiful! We call it Rose of Sharon. I have one in my garden too and love the way it changes color. :)
This is a very beautiful hibiscus but I notice the leaves and stems look very different from the hibiscus plants I have come across.
so pretty...love the macros!
The hibiscus is very beautiful.
Beautiful
Wonderful hibiscus in a very nice color ... the flower with water droplets is perfect.
LG: Karin
Love the color of this variety. Hibiscus seems to be the flower for many today.♥♫
Hibiscus are such exquisite flowers, I love you photographs and thank you so much for sharing them.
Lovely captures, A. Belle! I have yet to see this single flower variety life. Thanks for sharing.
This is totally new to me! Look like lady's finger pant to me!
I came via Blotanical, i wonder if this is really your last post as it is already 6 Sept and this is posted 28 Aug. I love its colors however the flowers are so small compared to the whole plants and leaves, haven't seen them here yet.
At first I thought this hibiscus looks like the Rose of Sharon.
Andrea, this is certainly not my latest post as at now. The latest post is about Hari Raya and Independence Day of Malaysia. I have gone to my plot in Blotanical and 'ping'it. See how it goes. Thanks for informing me!
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