Hibiscus ‘Tango’ is a vibrant, tropical-flair shrub that produces spectacular deep cerise-pink, semi-double blooms from spring to late autumn. In summer, the flowers are often more fully double for a lush, layered look, while in winter they show a charming semi-double form. Each large, velvety, trumpet-shaped bloom is beautifully set against glossy, dark green foliage, making it a standout feature in any sunny garden or patio. The bold colour is rich and eye-catching, adding a luxurious, exotic feel to your outdoor spaces.
This hardy, sun-loving hibiscus thrives in the South African climate and is well-suited to both inland and coastal gardens. It prefers well-drained soil and benefits from regular watering during hot, dry spells. Feeding during the growing season will encourage a continuous display of vibrant blooms. ‘Tango’ can also be grown in large containers, perfect for brightening patios, pool areas, and entrance ways.
Reaching a mature height of 1.5–2 metres, Hibiscus ‘Tango’ has an upright yet bushy growth habit, making it ideal as a focal point, colourful hedge, or part of a tropical-style border. Light pruning after flowering will maintain a neat shape and stimulate fresh growth for the next flush of blooms.
Easy to care for and rewarding in performance, Hibiscus ‘Tango’ is perfect for gardeners wanting bold colour with minimal fuss. With its long flowering season, changing flower form through the year, and stunning deep pink blooms, it’s a must-have for adding year-round cheer to your garden.
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