Hardy hibiscus, with its stunning and vibrant flowers, offers a touch of the tropics that can be enjoyed in any backyard. These resilient and frost-hardy shrubs are known for their dazzling blooms in ...

And while many types of hibiscus shrubs are sensitive to the cold, there is also a cold-hardy hibiscus that can survive winters as far north as USDA Zone 4. In this guide, I’ll run through everything ...

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Gretchen took notice when we ran this news piece from USDA ARS about a hibiscus breeding program. She offers this recap of the stunning developments made by her company, which resulted from years of ...

We have more hardy hibiscus than we want to take over for the winter. They will be on sale until each variety is reduced to a workable number to store for the winter. There are six varieties to chose ...

The diverse range of hibiscus species and varieties means there is quite possibly a different flower for every color, ranging from pinks to white, yellows to purple-black. There are both hardy and ...

Though they both produce beautiful flowers, there's a difference between hardy and tropical hibiscus plants and how you should prepare them for the winter. While hardy plants can handle winter ...

But when should you do it? Well, incidentally, the best time to prune hibiscus is around the same time you should be pruning your hydrangeas. Morris Hankinson, Managing Director of Hopes Grove ...

One example is hibiscus. There are both tropical and hardy versions of hibiscus. The hardy ones are usually good outdoors over the winter, but if you want to save those tropical ones, they will ...

U.S. gardeners in USDA Hardiness Zones 5 to 9 are in luck. This easy-care plant is beloved by native pollinators like hummingbirds, bees, butterflies, and more. Some insects harvest and eat the pollen ...