What Is Hibiscus Sadbariffa – Roselle, Epicurean Delight
Roselle, Hibiscus sabdariffa, has long been grown in tropical lands and a few warmer parts of the United States. Still, it has never had anything like the appreciation it deserves,
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How To Grow and Care For Abutilon Flowering Maple
Abutilon is also known as flowering maple, Chinese lantern, parlor maple, or Chinese bellflower. While it is an erect, branching plant with maple-like leaves, Abutilon like Hibiscus belongs to the
Hibiscus Winter Care: How Do You Care For Hibiscus Plants In Winter?
Those who live in USDA hardiness zones 11 to 12 often don’t have to worry about overwintering their gardens. However, keeping plants alive and healthy throughout the cold months can
How To Kill Aphids on Hibiscus
Hibiscus trees and bushes is one of the most popular plants, and for a good reason. Their beautiful flowers, though short-lived, add an exotic touch to any garden or house
Hibiscus White Flies: How To Control Whiteflies On Hibiscus Plants
The flowers on Hibiscus trees are gorgeous, short-lived, and tasty when made into an herbal tea. But if you begin to notice growing populations of winged bugs on the undersides
Spider Mites On Hibiscus: How To Get Rid Of Them
Hibiscus is a common plant with almost 300 different varieties. The Hibiscus Rosa-Sinensis is the most common variety found in garden centers and nurseries. It’s beautiful flowers, can add a
Texas Star Hibiscus Care: Growing The Hibiscus Coccineus
Hibiscus coccineus [hi-BIS-kus, kok-SIN-ee-us] is a hardy Hibiscus species from the mallow family, Malvaceae. Hence, it has earned the common name ‘scarlet rosemallow’. It is also known commonly as: The Texas Star
Confederate Rose: Growing and Care Of Hibiscus Mutabilis
Hibiscus mutabilis [hi-BIS-kus, mew-TAB-ill-iss] is known and grown for its beautiful showy flowers. It is a member of the Malvaceae or hibiscus tree family. Their gorgeous blooms and foliage make for a hardy
Hibiscus Tree Care – Growing The Perfect Tropical Patio Plant
The Hibiscus Tree. Perhaps no flower has a greater power to evoke the tropics than the hibiscus. The vivid colors, silky petals, and proliferation of blooms make the hibiscus a