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Hibiscus plants belong to the Malvaceae family of plants which also includes cotton, okra,… More
There are three types of hibiscus flowers, each of which has distinct growing preferences.… More
An evergreen shrub with abundant flowers, hibiscus is most often planted as a shrub… More
Hibiscus is a lovely flower with a bloom like a large paper blossom. How… More
...be able to enjoy more of the beautiful and exotic flowers. Nothing represents the… More
... matter which climate zone you occupy, there is a hibiscus that will look… More
...s dark green leaves and is deciduous, meaning the flowers will fall off within… More
... state flower of Hawaii is the yellow or Hawaiian hibiscus, more formally known… More
Ideally, a hibiscus should be pruned in the spring. The plants can also safely… More
...es. Hibiscus plants produce large, trumpet-shaped flowers in white, red, pink, orange, purple and… More
Annual hibiscus flowers differ from their perennial cousins in that they will only last… More
... grow rapidly, and are known for brightly colored flowers and full, lush growth.… More
The official state flower of Hawaii is the yellow Hibiscus (Hibiscus brackenridgei), also known… More
... conjures thoughts of the tropics like a Hibiscus flower. Hibiscus produce large, classic-looking… More
...with glossy, green leaves and some of the largest flowers of any perennial. Colors… More
hibiscus tea made from the flowers of the hibiscus plant is high in vitamin… More
...l. It will help stimulate future growth and large flower production. It is important… More
...aomi Mathews discusses Hawaii's state flower, the Hibiscus. More
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When planting a hibiscus plant, be sure to thin out the browning foliage to encourage… More
Growing and caring for a Rose of Sharon requires planting it in slightly acidic soil.… More
Growing and caring for Hibiscus plants requires cutting off dead leaves and applying soap to… More
The morning glory, or ipomoea, is a vine that grows in tropical climates near the… More
Hibiscus plants can be grown in the ground or containers but must be protected from… More
Growing hibiscus plants requires planting them at least three feet apart. Grow hibiscus plants using… More
The moonflower, or ipomoeas, is a morning glory plant that is found throughout tropical regions… More
Transplant and care for hibiscus by carefully removing the entire root system and planting them… More
...wo are the same. Learn how to identify springtime flowers in bloom from a sustainable… More
Pruning a hibiscus plant down to the next bud in the fall will encourage new… More
Pruning Rose of Sharon plants, also known as hibiscus syriacus, should be done annually to… More
When staking hollyhocks, drive the stakes into the ground at least 2 feet, and use… More
Discover the best places to find the perfect peonies for planting in this free educational… More
...unknown) tomorrow my Snake Plants...and Sunday my Hibiscus ..which are still continuing to flower..God BLess Them !!! Falls here and temps will drop to 40's or a… More
...s-Blazing star Malva - Mix Lunaria-purple flowers Hibiscus-Dinnerplate-pink and a… More
.../albums/c279/ikennedy/IMG_3206.jpg Front of house flower bed http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c279/ikennedy/IMG_3203.jpg Ginkgo,… More
...nline name in wan2hav. I love to garden..and have flowers and vegetables. I am a city dweller so everything is wel l planned out..because of my space requirement. I do a lot of pickling… More
...was growing up and thanks for her a know a lot of flower names. Now that I'm 23 and living on my own I have my own… More
I was hoping to get these really cool vine seeds in a trade but they were out!! Does anybody have just a couple seeds? here is my trade list thanks for looking Carol Haves: Asclepias-Syrica Anise hyssop Apple of Peru - Nicandra physalodes Butterfly bush -Yellow Cynanchum Laeve-Honeyvine Grandpa Otts-Morning… More
I've inherited this plant from my Mom. Their place only gets western light, very limited late afternoon sun. As a result the plant got leggy and didn't bloom again this year (it did a year ago when she first got it). I've got it on the balcony outside the kitchen,… More
Hello everyone, I joined this forum a few months ago and completely forgot about it until my other half (DanS) reminded me that I should post the seed inventory on this site as well so here goes. :) Dan and I are gearing up for the upcoming gardening season so… More
If not for this year, for next. This covers the whole hummer regions From my newsletter several weeks ago. Some of these plants are very regional and some are not allowed in certain areas. Buckeyes are not allowed in California. Some tender perennials are sold as annuals. For example, Lantana… More
...d to my front lawn flower bed that already has an hibiscus plant there, as the #1 plant. I need some vertical, evergreens and shrubs. The area gets a lot of sun,a nd both pics are in the same place. I have all… More
...biscus seeds -- the seller sent some free Passion Flower seeds. I thought I would give them a try and I sowed them on May 6th along with the others. I have been doing some research... and found out: 1. Passion… More
My Hibiscus plant has been pruned back--too much I'm afraid. Has anyone out there ever made the same mistake of cutting back too much? With the growing season just under way here in NY, I guess it's a wait-and-see situation. About a month or so ago I saw what looked… More
... looks almost tropical to me and very much like a Hibiscus (just a guess on my part). I did take seeds this past fall and the second picture is the seedlings growing - so it appears I… More
I should like to take cuttings from a hibiscus schizopetalus & grow them in pots, as I do not have a garden. This hibiscus grows into a tall bush. It was pruned a while ago & there is a great deal of new, healthy regrowth. The climate in the region… More
I got this from my daddy's yard with a Hibiscus I dug up. It grows from a bulb, dies completely after blooming and blooms only once a year... any ideas? More
...Thuja Green Giant Blanket Flower Daffodil Weigela Hibiscus Carolina Jasmine http://images.parkseed.com:80/parksgardens/pem001274/NoDeerpem001274ai.html Here is a link for those who would like to see the exact varieties… More
...seeds... several hundred in fact. I planted hardy hibiscus, butterfly bushes, and passion flower. The hibiscus had a few seeds germinate, but only 5-6 of over 100... I don't know what I did wrong. My father in law passed away and… More
.../red Lunaria-purple flowers Physotegia virginiara Hibiscus dinner… More
Stopped by to say hello. I'm new here. Hope to find tons of buddies & learn from all. I started a blog (my first ever) :0 so you all will know a bit about me. Question: :D how many pics are we allowed to upload in each album? & What… More
I know the one with the red flower is a red hot hibiscus, but what is the other called? I was told it will get 15' tall, and the flower is insignificant since the foliage is what is gorgeous. Anyone? Laurie More
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