I am new to th perennial hibicus and planted one in both my garden in Maryland and at our beach house in Delaware. I am so glad I read th...Read Moree comment from Panama City, Fla. about the late start for this plant as I was getting concerned that neither of my new plants was going to come back this year. Anyone out there know when to expect some growth from this plant further north?
I have 4 of these plants. The first year I had red, white with red and pink with red. For some reason now they are all the color of the...Read More picture here.The die all the way to the ground in winter and then begin to come back up in April. That is late in this area so if you are new to these, be patient. Once they start to grow they will be 4 to 6 feet tall in just a few weeks and then they bloom until they get killed by a good freeze. like most hibiscus, they don't like to dry out.
Just started stocking this plant in our nursery here in Christchurch,New Zealand.The colours and size of the flowers are spectacular.Repo...Read Morerted to be hardy to the frosts we get here,which is down to -7c.Have taken cuttings in early Autumn,so hopefully they will strike easily enough,look forward to seeing how these plants will survive.
I am new to th perennial hibicus and planted one in both my garden in Maryland and at our beach house in Delaware. I am so glad I read th...Read More
I have 4 of these plants. The first year I had red, white with red and pink with red. For some reason now they are all the color of the...Read More
Stunning large flowers. It's like looking out the window and seeing the moon in your garden. I love this plant.
Just started stocking this plant in our nursery here in Christchurch,New Zealand.The colours and size of the flowers are spectacular.Repo...Read More
Large, beautiful flowers. Soaking seeds aids germination. Slow to break dormancy in spring.