There are several cultivars and hybrids for the dinner plate hibiscus, and they are all stunning. You can create a tropical paradise with the colors from the flowers of these plants, even if you have an otherwise drab green yard. So maybe you'd like to plant cultivars and hybrids of the same color, or perhaps you would like to mix it up so you'd have an interesting bouquet of different colored blooms. You'd definitely want to check out some of the varieties: the 'Candy Stick,' which has fully red flowers and very dark veins. The stems are crimson or red, and the leaves are green, making them look like a candy cane. 'Clown' has white or pink flowers with overlapping petals forming red-eye. Meanwhile, 'Crimson Wonder' has a deep rose color with a very small eye. This one is very much like 'Poinsettia.' The 'Super Rose' has pink flowers with red-eye. The blooms also have darker pink veins. Then you have the 'Sleeping Beauty' with white flowers that feature a pink blush and red-eye. Other cultivars and hybrids you can plant, according to the color of their flowers, are: Red • Anna H. Hemming • Giant Maroon • Lord Baltimore • Red Cutleaf White • Bright Eyes • Blue River II • Ruby Dot • Snow Queen Purple/Red • Brilliant Cerise Pink • Intense Pink • Lewis Bech • Lester Riegel • Lord's Pink • Pink Giant • Radiation