Brian's Favorite Hardy Hibiscus and How to Care for Them

No one should be afraid of pruning Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus). It is actually invasive in 4 states and they are vigorous growers so hack away. They can totally take over but there are some sterile varieties which don’t have many or any seeds. I have a few of these that were planted a long time ago and I have kept most of them but I have also been removing some of them and replacing them with other things (most recently, a sweet bay magnolia, which is a native plant.) If I was starting ag

Gertens - A tropical perennial? Amber shares the details...

🌸 Hardy Hibiscus Alert! 🌸 These easy-to-grow perennials are a garden favorite, boasting huge, vibrant blooms in colors like white, pink, and red. Perfect for zones 5-9, they thrive in full sun with well-drained soil. 🌸 Give them plenty of room to grow though, as some varieties can reach up to 8 feet tall and 6 feet wide. 🌸 Hardy hibiscus has got the biggest blooms that look spectacular in the garden and attract lots of pollinators. Blooming from mid-summer to fall, they provide long-lasting