Hibiscus for Sale in St. Augustine to Daytona Beach, FL

Our Hibiscus — Complete Plant List & Prices

All prices are 10% or more below major retailers. Prices shown are per plant.

What Colors of Hibiscus Are Available?

Tropical hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) comes in an extraordinary range of colors, from deep crimson to pure white, tropical orange, and everything in between. At Tropical Yards, we stock some of the most vibrant and sought-after varieties in Northeast Florida. Here's a guide to the colors available in our current inventory:

• Red Varieties — Double Red and President Red are classic, bold choices. These deep crimson blooms are the most traditional hibiscus color and they pop beautifully against green foliage. Hugely popular in St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra landscapes.
• Yellow Varieties — Tequila Yellow (available in 10" and 12" pots) produces sunshine-yellow flowers that brighten any Florida garden. Our Hibiscus Standard Tequila Yellow 12" is a premium option for Palm Coast and Flagler Beach buyers who want instant impact.
• Pink & Multi-Tone — Painted Lady is a classic soft pink with contrasting eye, while the Bicolor Painted Lady/President Red offers dramatic two-tone blooms. The Tradewinds Pink Versicolor features gorgeous variable pink tones that change with temperature.
• Orange & Sunset Tones — Tradewinds Tangerine Paradise Wind produces vivid coral-orange flowers. Hollywood Sunset Boulevard delivers warm peachy-orange tones that complement Florida's natural palette beautifully in Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach gardens.
• White & Cream — Tradewinds White Treasure Wind is our white hibiscus variety, producing large, elegant blooms perfect for moon gardens and light-colored landscape designs. A favorite for formal garden settings across our service area.
• Hollywood Series Exotics — Disco Diva, First Lady, First to Arrive, and Rico Suave all feature large, multi-layered blooms in extraordinary color combinations only achievable through careful hybridization. These premium varieties start at $44.99.

• Red and yellow hibiscus for sale in St. Augustine, FL — in stock now
• Pink and multicolor hibiscus delivered to Ponte Vedra, FL
• Orange and tropical hibiscus varieties for Palm Coast, FL gardens
• Hollywood series hibiscus available for Flagler Beach, FL homeowners
• Full hibiscus color range delivered to Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach, FL

Are Hibiscus Plants Cold Hardy?

This is one of the most common questions we hear from Northeast Florida gardeners. The answer depends on which type of hibiscus you're growing and how cold temperatures get in your area:

• Tropical Hibiscus (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) — The species we carry is cold-sensitive. Temperatures below 32°F will damage leaves and tender growth. A hard freeze (below 28°F) can kill the plant to the ground. However, established plants in St. Augustine and Ponte Vedra often rebound from the roots in spring if the freeze was brief.
• Protecting Hibiscus During Freezes: Cover plants with frost cloth or old bed sheets when temperatures drop below 35°F. For container plants in Palm Coast and Flagler Beach, move them to a garage or covered porch. Apply a thick layer of mulch around the base to insulate roots.
• Cold Hardy Hibiscus Alternatives: Hardy hibiscus (Hibiscus moscheutos) is a different species that tolerates freezes to 0°F, but it dies to the ground each winter and regrows in spring. We carry tropical hibiscus, which blooms nearly year-round in NE Florida's mild winters.
• Recovery After Frost: If your hibiscus is damaged by cold, wait until new growth appears in spring before pruning. Cut back damaged stems to just above where new green growth emerges. With proper care, most hibiscus in Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach recover fully within 6–8 weeks of a freeze.
• Best Winter Strategy: Plant hibiscus near a south-facing wall or fence in your St. Augustine yard — the reflected heat creates a warmer microclimate that can protect plants on marginal nights.

• Cold protection tips for hibiscus in St. Augustine winter gardens
• Freeze-tolerant planting strategies for Ponte Vedra hibiscus gardens
• Winter hibiscus care for Palm Coast Zone 9A landscapes
• Protecting hibiscus from frost in Flagler Beach coastal gardens
• Hibiscus cold hardiness guide for Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach homeowners

Pair your hibiscus with cold-hardy bougainvillea, tropical ferns, and palm trees for a complete year-round tropical landscape. See our full tropical plant catalog for everything we carry.