Hibiscus plant named ‘Sultry Kiss’

Abstract

The new and distinct plant cultivar of hardy Hibiscus named ‘Sultry Kiss’ comprising heavily branched purple tinted stems containing three-lobed maple-like foliage with burgundy tinting, and flowers with heavily overlapped magenta red petals and crimson red eye, over at least 12 weeks during the summer and early fall until frost.

1. A new and distinct cultivar of hardy hybrid  Hibiscus  plant named ‘Sultry Kiss’ as herein described and illustrated, with heavily overlapped magenta red petals and crimson red eye, mostly three-lobed maple-like foliage with purple tinting and heavily branched stems with burgundy tinting producing a multitude of flowers over at least 12 weeks during the summer and early fall until frost, and suitable as a potted plant; for the garden, and for cut flower arrangements.