How To Prepare Hardy And Tropical Hibiscus For Winter In The South
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How To Prepare Hardy And Tropical Hibiscus For Winter In The South
Set your hibiscus up for success—whether it’s hardy or tropical—for more beautiful blooms next year. Credit: Suzanna Ruby/Getty ImagesLarge, trumpet-shaped blooms give hibiscus plants a tropical appearance that lends a vacation vibe to your garden. They can be grown successfully in many parts of the South, but as their appearance might suggest, hibiscus plants are not fans of cold weather. Protecting them during winter months is crucial if you w…
Should You Cut Back Hibiscus in Winter? Here’s What Experts Recommend
With the right care, these beautiful flowers can come back year after year.Credit: Raquel Pedrosa / Getty ImagesThe flamboyant blooms of hibiscus can be a gardener’s dream. However, maintaining them year-round can feel intimidating, since hibiscus is a temperate plant that hails from warmer climates.Don’t panic, though—you can help your hibiscus thrive during fall and winter with the proper pruning techniques. We spoke to two experts about how t…
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