Okra

Thanks to you too..I get real idea of Hibiscus herbs/shrubs today...

which is known as the mallow family. Okay. So the pieces fit together. haha. thank you.

Hibiscus is tribe under Malvaceae family
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hibiscus

Well, this is a confusing plant. It seems as if there are different varieties that are blended with different families. They are an herb related to cotton, cocoa, and hibiscus. I guess that scientific names and families are just different with different species. I found a Mallow family also that it is considered to be in so I don't really know especially for this certain one.

Okra is actually in the hibiscus family.

I have no clue about the forest cotton flowers name. It is a tall upright plant that is grown for its immature seed pods. there is one in the background of the picture. I think the one I took this picture of was more like a bush. By my quick research it looks like it might be considered an herb in some species. Some of the scientific names start with herbasceous.

I got it is a Malvaceae family herb.

Its climber or herb..?

Is it know as forest cotton flowers ?

Very close to Fioria vitifolia.