How to grow Hibiscus from seed

Hibiscus naturally grow in warm, moist areas. To assure proper germination and growth, we recommend you emulate these conditions. It is possible to sow hibiscus seed directly in the soil; if you do so, please remember some basics: Presoak the

Hibiscus syriacus – Rose of Sharon

Hibiscus syriacus is a widely cultivated ornamental shrub in the genus Hibiscus. Below are 3 of its different species. Morning Star ~ An American hybrid Althea/Rose of Sharon, ‘Morning Star,’ with beautiful, 3-4 inch, fully double white flowers that have

Different hardy Hibiscus plants you can find on the market

Here is a selection of Hibiscus moscheutos, also known as ”hardy Hibiscus” , “Rose Mallow”, or “Dinner plate hibiscus”, that do well throughout much of the United States. What is specific about them is that their flowering is large 8 –

Planting bare root Hibiscus

  Place the Hibiscus plants in a bucket of water for a day or two to assure re-hydration before planting. Choose a sunny spot in your garden. Hibiscus, of the size these will grow to be, require a square yard

How to get Hibiscus to bloom

A Hibiscus in full radium bloom is one of the most beautiful things you can have in your home. And it is easy to keep them blooming. You just need make sure they have the sufficient amount of humidity they