Say 'Aloha' to the official state flower of Hawaii! Although it can be mainly be found growing on the Hawaiian Islands, the yellow hibiscus is one of the more popular of the variations of the species because of its bright yellow flowers that can instantly light up a porch or well-lit living room.

The Red Hibiscus is the go-to for those looking to add a hibiscus to their plant collection. The simple yet stunning red flowers will bloom year round, providing a constant source of joy.

The 'Pink' hibiscus, sometimes referred to as the Painted Lady variety, is characterized by its vibrant pink flowers that can reach 8 to 10`` in diameter. Its bright color also makes it a great hibiscus option of you are trying to attract pollinators such as butterflies to your garden.

Another cultivar that is popular for foliage that goes beyond the deep green of most hibiscus, the 'Snow Queen' variety has variegated leaves that go from green to a yellowish white color as you move toward the edges of the leaves. Along with red flowers that can sometimes take on a purplish hue, gives the 'Snow Queen' a very distinct personality.

The 'Double Peach/Double Orange' hibiscus has one of the most beautiful blooms of the tropical hibiscus family as the light orange flowers have multiple layers of ruffled petals that give it its distinctive look.

Simple and elegant, the 'Peach' variation of the tropical hibiscus is a classic beauty whether kept indoors and out. It also has a reputation of being the best type of hibiscus to make Agua de Jamaica (hibiscus tea) from as it tends to be less tart than the darker flower varieties when it is steeped.