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hibiscusAny of a group of plants belonging to the mallow family. Hibiscuses range from large herbaceous plants to trees. Popular as ornamental plants because of their brilliantly coloured, red to white, bell-shaped flowers, they include H. syriacus and H. rosa-sinensis of Asia and the rose mallow (H. palustris) of North America. (Genus Hibiscus, family Malvaceae.)
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However, in a first-floor atrium, just a few steps up from the ground floor, other hibiscuses are growing without a trace of whitefly. Compared to most hibiscuses, the flowers of ``Itsy Bitsy'' are rather small, yet they are borne with such profusion - studded amongst sparkling, deep green, finely scalloped leaves - that they make the standard hibiscus varieties on the other side of the gas station look sad, if not pathetic. There are several types of plants for which Massoth has a special fondness: hibiscuses, flowering vines and palms. |
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