Hibiscus kokio saint johnianus

Hibiscus kokio ssp.saintjohnianus

Flower name
Hibiscus kokio saint johnianus
Scientific name
Hibiscus kokio ssp.saintjohnianus
Aliasセントジョニアヌ, ヒビスクス, Hibiscus saintjohnianus, ハイビスカス, Hibiscus kokio, ヒビスクス・コキオ・セントジョニアヌ, ヒビスクスコキオセントジョニアヌス
Place of originKauai island
Place of floweringSubtropical region, Specific area
Flowering seasonJune, July, August, September

What is Hibiscus kokio saint johnianus

Hibiscus kokio saint johnianus (scientific name: Hibiscus kokio ssp. Saintjohnianus, scientific name: "Hibiscus kokio ssp.saintjohnianus") is an endemic species of Kauai Island and is a tropical evergreen shrub of the family Malvaceae. It is a rare species native to Makawao in Kauai island. It is a tropical hibiscus species that makes yellow or orange flowers bloom. The genus "Hibiscus" is a Latin word for "Hibis (Egyptian goddess)", species species name "saintjohnianus" is a contribution to a botanist botanist "Harold St. John".

Common name:Hibiscus Kokio Saint Jonianus, Scientific name: Hibiscus kokio ssp. Saintjohnianusy, aka: St. Johns hibiscus, Place of origin: Kauai Island of the Hawaiian islands, Life type: evergreen shrub, tree height: 3 to 7 m, tree width: 0.9 to 1.2 m, leaf shape: ovoid, leafy: glossy, leaf color: green, leaf margin: saw tooth, leaves: alternate, flower color: Yellow and orange, flower size: 4 to 7 cm, number of petals: single, number of petals: 5, number of sepals: 5, fragrance: no, flowering period: June to September (anniversary in origin), fruit type: Fruit color: brown.