Kopper King Hibiscus Hedges Native to the Korean Peninsula

Native to the Korean Peninsula

dark green oval-shaped leaves with a leathery feel that are commonly used as a seasoning in the cuisine

so any pruning should be done after flowering

It is an extremely hardy houseplant and a perennial favorite

Showy clusters of white flowers at the ends of the branches from late winter to early spring

Kopper King Hibiscus Hedges Native to the Korean PeninsulaThe tops of the leaves are a coppery red, and the bottoms are an orange red. Large ruffly white to pale pink flowers bloom on this plant. This is an excellent addition to any shrub or perennial border. In early summer or late spring, new sprouts appear.