Hibiscus plants grace the landscapes of Costa Rica with their vibrant blooms and lush foliage. Belonging to the Malvaceae family, these tropical flowering shrubs or small trees thrive in the country's warm and humid climate. With their large, trumpet-shaped flowers in hues of red, pink, yellow, and white, hibiscus adds splashes of color to gardens, parks, and roadside plantings throughout Costa Rica. Beyond their aesthetic appeal, certain species of hibiscus are utilized for their medicinal properties, with extracts from the flowers and leaves believed to have various health benefits. Additionally, hibiscus flowers are often brewed into herbal teas, enjoyed for their refreshing taste and potential health-promoting properties. In Costa Rica, efforts to conserve native hibiscus species and promote their cultivation contribute to the country's rich botanical diversity and cultural heritage.