I was told the bush these babies came from was a hybrid hibiscus that had flowers in red white and blue. I don't know which color the baby will turn out since there were three different colors on the bush, it all depends on which flower the seed came from. After doing more research online I found it's proper name Syriacus or rose of Sharon. The sizes range from 1inch to 2-3 feet

Rose of Sharon ( Hibiscus Syriacus) is a very beautiful, slow-growing, deciduous shrub producing luxuriant blooms during the summer when grown in warm climates.
Drought, wet soil, and air pollution tolerant
Full sun to partial shade. Tolerant of neglect. PH adaptable. Does best in moist, well-drained soils but is tolerant of any but extremely wet or dry. Prefers hot weather. 
Good for late season flowering. Valued for large, tropical looking flowers. And it's very easily transplanted.

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