Lantana's colorful clusters of flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds, adding a vibrant touch to your hibiscus garden.
Canna lilies provide tall, dramatic foliage and bright flowers that complement the tropical look of hibiscus plants.
Salvia's spiky blooms in shades of blue, purple, or red create a striking contrast against the hibiscus's large, colorful flowers.
Daylilies offer a wide range of colors and bloom shapes, adding variety and interest to your hibiscus garden.
Coleus's colorful foliage adds a pop of color and texture to the garden, especially when planted near hibiscus with more subtle blooms.
Russian sage's wispy blue flowers and silvery foliage create a soft, airy backdrop for the bold blooms of hibiscus.
Bougainvillea's vibrant, paper-like flowers can be trained to climb a trellis or cascade over a wall, complementing the hibiscus's tropical look.
Elephant ear plants have large, dramatic leaves that can create a lush, tropical feel when planted near hibiscus.
Verbena's clusters of small, colorful flowers attract butterflies and add a delicate touch to the garden.
Society garlic's grass-like leaves and clusters of purple flowers add texture and color contrast to the hibiscus garden.