Radical cutback of old or damaged foliage not only usually yields new foliage but can encourage a second round of bloom in ...

Learn more about this spectacular bloomer and 10 tips to keep it thriving. Does Hibiscus Come Back Every Year? The hardy hibiscus will be a perennial shrub and come back every year in U.S.D.A ...

If you have dreams of a tropical garden, you should plant hibiscus flowers. Luckily, there are several breathtaking varieties ...

Hibiscus flowers are beautiful. Every spring we see lots of the tender variety in garden centers. Many years ago, while on a garden tour in the St. Cloud area, I discovered there are also ...

Shrubby Hibiscus is a woody plant from China known around our parts as Rose of Sharon. It can grow 6 to 12 feet tall, and it blooms later in the summer with smaller 3- to 4-inch flowers.

Popular hibiscus varieties. Lord Baltimore: a hybrid variety with dark pink flowers with red centers.The blooms can grow up to 10 inches in diameter and the plants reach 5 feet tall and 3 feet ...

These are some of the best new perennial flowers and ornamental grasses hitting the market for your 2025 gardens. ... showy newcomer is this variety of native hibiscus with bright, seven-inch, ...

Meanwhile, if you’re looking to add a late summer tropical look to your gardens, perennial hibiscus is the answer. Pfarr shows us how to grow these late summer blooming beauties, in this “Get ...

No perennial garden is complete without at least one hardy hibiscus to shine during the heat of summer. Dennis Patton is a horticulture agent with Kansas State University Research and Extension.

The shape and color of hibiscus flowers are highly attractive to hummingbirds, plus they offer plenty of energy-rich nectar. Choose from tropical, woody shrub, or native perennial hibiscus types ...

Perennial Hibiscus are one of the last plants to emerge in the spring, usually in late June in our climate. They're often overlooked because they are not available at local nurseries until the ...

Perennial Hibiscus are one of the last plants to emerge in the spring, usually in late June in our climate. They're often overlooked because they are not available at local nurseries until the ...