[…] the coarseness and shaggedness of the material are best expressed in a sketch, by a line which is marked, heavy, and decided.

The author has some experience of breeding hibiscus. Several outstanding varieties have been originated by him. One of them is the largest double flower in the world of Hawaiian hibisci. […] / Hibisci can be adapted to both light and heavy soils. In a heavy soil, surface drainage must be adequate to prevent waterlogging. A sunny situation is a must for hibisci. It responds well to common cultural practices. / For good growth and flowering, hibiscus should be kept disease and pest-free.

a Potched Egge

If you'd come at me with even numbers, I wouldn't leave a grease spot of you.