Hibiscus arnottianus

Flower name
Hibiscus arnottianus
Scientific name
Hibiscus arnottianus
AliasHawaiian WhiteHibiscus, Hibiscus arnottianus, ハイビスカス, ヒビスクス
Place of originNorth America
Place of floweringGreenhouse, Overseas, Specific area
Flowering seasonAugust, September

What is Hibiscus arnottianus

Hibiscus arnottianus (scientific name:Hibiscus arnottianus) is a low tall tree of the family Malvaceae native to the Oahu island.
It is a white hibiscus known as one of crossbred parents in the hibiscus original species.
The flower is a long thin petal flower with a light peach colored vein on a white background and has fragrance and a large number on branches.
In the center of the flower there is a red long flower pillar. From this species, hibiscus, a horticultural species that has been breeded in large numbers today, was born.
The species name "arnottianus" is a contribution to the Scottish botanist Dr. George Aarnot Walker.

General name:HHibiscus arnottianus, scientific name:Hibiscus arnottianus,
Origin: Oahu (Hawaii, USA),
tree: 8-10 m tall, leaf color: dark green, leaf shape:egg-shaped, leaf length:15-20 cm long, with serrated margins,
Flower color: white with peachy veins, crown length: 4-7 cm, flower diameter: 10 cm, flower column: red.