Hibiscus Lady Nursery ®
Welcome to Hibiscus Lady Nursery. Hours are 9-4 Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays. Please call to confirm hours: 808 637-9995 before driving over.
We can only reserve plants for our O’ahu customers for 48 hours. If they are not picked up within 48 hours, they will be returned to inventory. We LOVE visitors and are happy to offer free nursery tours with advance notice.
We have now begun shipping our Certified plants to our neighbor islands as well as the U.S. mainland. Please see below.
Updated 9/19/26
FAQ
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Iʻm on the U.S. mainland. How do I place an order and pay for it?
Our nursery is certified to ship to the mainland United States and the Hawaiian Islands. To place an order for shipping, select the plants you would like on the website. Although we work hard to keep our website up to date, same day orders can sometimes cause plants to appear available on the website that have already been ordered. To ensure the plants you want are available please call (808-637-9995) or email us at hibiscuslady@gmail.com to place your order. We pack orders for shipping every Monday. Upon weighing the final package we will call you to confirm the total cost including shipping and take payment over the phone.
Your order will be shipped the following morning and arrive in 1-2 days!
We spend hundreds of hours (not to mention thousands of dollars) each year hybridizing beautiful new hibiscus for your enjoyment. We only keep a small percentage of the plants that we create, so that we ensure that only the strongest and most beautiful are part of our collection. We do not receive large royalties for any of our hybridizing efforts. By being the exclusive nursery selling the plants we create, we can be certain that you are getting the highest quality plants grown under the best conditions.
Because of that, we request that you NOT clone any of our plants for commercial resale without express written permission from Jill Coryell, hybridizer and owner of Hibiscus Lady Nursery.
On rare occasions we do give permission for another nursery to sell our plants if they agree to grow them under optimum conditions. There is a small royalty if we grant permission. Please contact Jill at: hibiscuslady@me.com for more information.
Mahalo!
Can I clone the plants I buy from you and sell them?
Our nursery is open 9-4 Monday-Saturday in Mokuleia at 68-240 Mahina'ai Street. We are closed on Sundays. We welcome anyone to come to the nursery and check our available plants. We ask that you call us before coming if possible at 808-637-9995. We are also happy to give you a free tour of our nursery and hybridizing operation, answer any questions you have about the plants, and help you with the selection process. We are very proud of the cultivars we grow and always happy to show them off!
We accept cash, checks, or credit cards.
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I live on Oʻahu. How do I purchase a plant from Hibiscus Lady Nursery?
The best way is to send an e-mail to Jill at:
You are also welcome to call us, but please be aware that Hawaiʻi is 3 hours earlier than the U.S. West Coast, 6 hours earlier than the U.S. East coast. Therefore, if you are on the mainland, please call us after 10 a.m. Pacific time or after 1 p.m. Eastern time. Our number is: (808) 637-9995.
Hawaiʻi people: feel free to call any time after 7 a.m. Hawaii Standard Time!
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How do I contact you with a question?
We are proud to ship our plants all over the Hawaiian Islands! The process is the same for ordering a plant to the mainland. Call (808-637-9995) or email Jill at hibiscuslady@gmail.com to place an order. The orders are paid for over the phone after packing and weighing to get the final cost from FedEx.
However, if you are from the outer islands and are visiting Oʻahu, you are allowed to take our plants back to your island when you head home, but you must make a quick stop at the airport Department of Agriculture first. Please call us for more information: (808) 637-9995.
I live on the outer (Hawaiian) islands. How do I get Hibiscus Lady plants?
The best way to avoid pests altogether is to give the underside of all leaves a hard spray of water several times a week. You are blasting off newly arrived pests plus any eggs they may have laid.
You can take a digital picture of the pest or of the affected leaf/leaves and attach it to an e-mail sent to: hibiscuslady@gmail.com
We are usually able to identify the problem from the digital picture and send you instructions on how to bring your plant back to good health.
What do I do if my plants develop a pest problem?
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