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Luna™ Red Hibiscus

Hibiscus moscheutos 'Luna Red'

  • Dinner Plate-Sized 8" Red Hibiscus Blooms on Compact, Cold-Hardy Plants
  • Cold Hardy: Thrives in Zones 4-9
  • Grows 2-3 ft Tall and Wide
  • Showy Red Blooms From Late Summer to Late Fall
  • Heat Tolerant, Salt Tolerant
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Specifications

Plant specifications
Plant Characteristics Cold hardy, Fast-growing, Flowering, Wet Soils, Clay Tolerant, Heat Tolerant, Attracts pollinators, Container Friendly, Deer-resistant
Hardiness Zone 4a to 9b
Sunlight Full sun, Partial shade
Height 2-3 ft
Width 2-3 ft
Watering Needs High
Preferred Soil Loamy, Peaty, Sandy
Growth Rate Moderate
Growth Habit Upright
Blooms In Fall, Summer
Flower Color Red
Foliage Color Green
Native Yes
Suitable Space Indoors, Outdoors
Plant Name Hibiscus
Botanical Name Hibiscus moscheutos 'Luna Red'
Species moscheutos
Cultivar Luna Red
Class Magnoliopsida
Does Not Ship To AK, AZ, HI, ID, MT, PR

Frequently Asked Questions

Will Luna™ Red Hibiscus survive winter in zone 5, and does it need mulch?

  • Luna™ Red Hibiscus is hardy to zone 4, so it will easily survive zone 5 winters. The plant dies back to ground level naturally each winter, then regrows from the roots in late spring. Apply 2-3 inches of mulch around the base for added root protection.

What is the mature height and width of Luna™ Red Hibiscus?

  • Luna™ Red Hibiscus reaches 3-4 feet tall and wide at maturity, forming a compact, bushy plant. This shorter stature makes it perfect for smaller gardens and large containers. Plant with adequate spacing for air circulation, available at naturehills.com.

How many hours of direct sunlight does Luna™ Red Hibiscus require daily?

  • Luna™ Red Hibiscus needs 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily for optimal blooming. These hardy perennials (zones 4-9) produce their massive 8" burgundy flowers best in full sun conditions. Plant in the sunniest spot available for maximum flower production.

Is Luna™ Red Hibiscus tolerant of heat, drought, or deer?

  • Luna™ Red Hibiscus is heat tolerant (zones 4-9) and deer-resistant, but requires consistent moisture and should not be allowed to dry to the wilting point. While drought tolerance isn't its strength, it thrives in hot climates with regular watering. Keep soil consistently moist for best performance.

When does Luna™ Red Hibiscus bloom, and how large are the flowers?

  • Luna™ Red Hibiscus produces massive 8-inch burgundy-red blooms throughout summer once established. These dinner plate-sized flowers emerge after other perennials in late spring to early summer but bloom continuously until frost. Be patient in spring as they're slow to emerge, then enjoy the spectacular show available at naturehills.com.

Can Luna™ Red Hibiscus be grown in containers or as a houseplant?

  • Luna™ Red Hibiscus grows excellently in very large containers, making it perfect for patios and smaller gardens. In zones 4-6, protect containers over winter since the plant dies back to ground level. Choose a substantial planter to accommodate the bushy 8" dinner plate-sized blooms.

How is Luna™ Red Hibiscus shipped, and what is the warranty or guarantee?

  • Luna™ Red Hibiscus ships as a bare root or potted plant depending on season and availability. Most perennial hibiscus come with a standard plant guarantee covering arrival condition and initial establishment. Check your specific order confirmation for warranty details and timing.

What care is needed after planting Luna™ Red Hibiscus, like fertilizing or pruning?

  • Luna™ Red Hibiscus requires minimal care once established in fertile, well-drained soil with consistent moisture. Avoid overwatering until spring emergence, which can be slow since hibiscus are often the last perennials to appear before summer. Cut plants back to ground level after winter dieback and maintain steady soil moisture throughout the growing season.