From tropical to hardy hibiscus, there is a variety for every climateReviewed by Debra LaGattutaAlthough many people associate hibiscus with tropical or subtropical regions, it also grows in temperate ...

Here's how to choose and grow hibiscus flowers that hummingbirds can’t resist. The shape and color of hibiscus flowers are highly attractive to hummingbirds, plus they offer plenty of energy-rich ...

Since hardy hibiscus is cold-tolerant, it does not require much specialized winter care. While the foliage and stems of the plant will die back each winter, hardy hibiscus can be slow to die back ...

If you crave vibrant color and showy flowers, plant a hardy hibiscus in your garden. With huge blooms that can reach the size of dinner plates, these perennials instantly transport you to the tropics.

Hardy hibiscus should not be confused with its cousin ... Light shade will decrease flowering. Yearly care is simple. Cut the thick woody-like stems to the ground after they go dormant in the ...

The smallest grow only 2 feet tall, and the largest reach more than 8 feet tall. Perennial Hibiscus are one of the last plants to emerge in the spring, usually in late June in our climate.

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) - The hardy perennial plant hibiscus comes in a variety of colors and will keep coming back with the right care. Garden expert Charlie Nardozzi and our Sharon Meyer have ...

Garden centers should be well-stocked with stunning cultivars of this North American native that boasts big, bright, summer blooms. Every year during the first full week of August, the ...

Many years ago, while on a garden tour in the St. Cloud area, I discovered there are also perennial hibiscus. I became hooked at once. Even though each bloom lasts only one day, their dinner plate ...

If so consider adding hardy hibiscus to the planting. This plant delivers on all points. Bold flowers, nice foliage and easy care makes it shine in a Nebraska summer. Many newer varieties of hardy ...