Growing Hibiscus Archives

Hibiscus plants are beloved all over the planet for their big, colorful blooms and relatively easy care. These plants are most often grown in the garden, but many species and

With over 300 species and even more cultivars, hibiscus (hi-BIS-kus) is a wonderful and varied genus of flowering plants ranging from small herbaceous flowers to trees. While these plants can

Whether you want beautiful flowers or a nice cup of tea, Hibiscus (hi-BIS-kus) is an excellent alternative to roses. While a handful of species are commonplace, the genus consists of

Hibiscus plants are beloved for their large, showy flowers and fragrance. They’re often used in teas and potpourri and are a garden staple. But, you might not have known that

Hibiscus trees are light-loving plants. They generally need at least six full sun hours daily to produce the most and best blooms. Even so, the plant can do well in

If you grow hibiscus and some of your leaves develop scary-looking spots, try not to panic! While they might appear ominous, these spots are usually not a cause for alarm,

Keeping a tropical Hibiscus well and thriving throughout the winter months requires your attention. You need to: Keep your hibiscus indoors (repotting if necessary) Place it in a well-lit area

The Rose of Sharon bush (Hibiscus syriacus) is a plant in the hibiscus, or mallow, family (Malvaceae). The Hibiscus syriacus has many benefits, which is why it is so important

Thrips are common pests found in various houseplants, greenhouses, and outdoor gardens. The scientific name is Thysanoptera.  These pests are slender, tiny insects with distinctive asymmetrical mouthparts, and fringed wings. There

Have you ever wanted to Prune your Hibiscus? Learn how and when to prune Hibiscus for the best plant growth and health. Keep your plant looking attractive and lively. [GUIDE]