Hibiscus rosa-sinensis is a popular landscape shrub and a flowering plant commonly known as Shoe flower, China rose or Queen of Tropics, belongs to the family Malvaceae. This species was given the name as Rosa-sinensis (Rose of China in Latin) by Carolus Linnaeus, Biologist in 1750’s. Hibiscus is known to be the Hawaii’s national plants, and is often worn in hair at cultural occasions or ceremonies. The genus “Hibiscus” comprises of more than 200 species which are distributed all over tropical and subtropical regions. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis is one among the most variable cultivated species, widely spread throughout the tropical Asia (South-east China and some islands in Pacific and Indian Ocean). The plant grows up to 4.7 m with alternately arranged leaves(ovate shaped) which are 5 to 15 cms long with dark green color and flowers are found on long stalks with variant shades of white, pink, red, yellow and orange which measures about 20 cms wide, and consist of 5 oval petals. All the hibiscus flowers contains both male and female reproductive organs. The Stamen is the male reproductive part which has anther and filament. The Gynoecium is the female reproductive part that is made with carpels that has stigma, style, and ovary.