Perennial Hibiscus Plant – New Old Yella – 4 Inch Pot – Garden Ready

Discover the Compact Beauty of New Old Yella Perennial Hibiscus

The Perennial Hibiscus Plant ‘New Old Yella’ is a stunning addition to any garden or patio. This improved variety offers a more compact size and a richer yellow hue compared to its predecessor. Its unique small green “maple” shaped leaves add to its charm, making it a standout feature in any landscape. Hardy to -20 degrees Fahrenheit, this hibiscus is built to last.

This hybrid is a testament to years of dedicated breeding. Reaching only 2-3 feet in height, it’s perfectly sized for smaller gardens and container planting. Enjoy thick-textured flowers that bloom profusely from the top to the bottom of the plant, providing continuous color from spring to fall. The ‘New Old Yella’ is a true showstopper, offering vibrant color and easy care.

Benefits of Planting New Old Yella Perennial Hibiscus:

• Compact Size: Ideal for small gardens and patio containers.
• Vibrant Color: Rich yellow flowers that brighten any space.
• Long Blooming Season: Enjoy continuous blooms from spring to fall.
• Hardy and Resilient: Tolerant of cold temperatures and various soil conditions.
• Unique Foliage: Small green “maple” shaped leaves add visual interest.

This Perennial Hibiscus thrives in zones 4-11 and prefers full sun. It arrives in a 4″ pot, ready for immediate planting. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting out, the ‘New Old Yella’ is an easy-to-grow and rewarding choice.

Add a touch of sunshine to your garden with the ‘New Old Yella’ Perennial Hibiscus. Its compact size, vibrant color, and long blooming season make it a must-have for any plant lover. Order yours today and enjoy the beauty of this exceptional hibiscus!

Frequently Asked Questions About New Old Yella Perennial Hibiscus

1. What is the mature size of the New Old Yella Hibiscus? The New Old Yella Hibiscus reaches a mature height and spread of 2-3 feet.
2. What USDA hardiness zones is this hibiscus suitable for? It thrives in USDA hardiness zones 4-11.
3. How much sunlight does it need? This hibiscus requires full sun for optimal blooming.
4. When does the New Old Yella Hibiscus bloom? It blooms continuously from spring to fall.
5. How cold hardy is this hibiscus? It is hardy to -20 degrees Fahrenheit.