Blossoms on the hardy hibiscus can last all summer. Adele Wilcoxen Special to The Star Looking for that rock-solid perennial to deliver no-full color in the landscape year after year? Consider ...

Hardy hibiscus is a perennial that prefers moist soil and full sun. Keep them well-watered and feed regularly for fast growth. For sturdier plants, pinch back stems once they reach 6-8 inches tall.

Popular hibiscus varieties Lord Baltimore: a hybrid variety with dark pink flowers with red centers. The blooms can grow up to 10 inches in diameter and the plants reach 5 feet tall and 3 feet ...

The coral-colored hibiscus is the latest creation from what started as a hobby for Malinowski in 2005 and has grown to the point that Vernon is now considered the Hibiscus Capitol of Texas.

By JENNIFER SCHULTZ NELSON – For the Herald & Review Jun 23, 2012 Jun 23, 2012 0 ...

While hardy hibiscus can handle the cold, these plants struggle with the lack of moisture in the winter air. Place a layer of mulch around your shrub so that it's about 10 inches thick.

Q. I think I will plant different-colored hibiscus along my drive next year. My daughter said there are two kinds: hardy and tropical. Which shall I buy, and when should I plant them? -- S.T ...

Rose Mallow Hibiscus flowers look similar to their tropical hibiscus cousins, but are much larger. It's very common for Rose Mallow blooms to reach a foot across! That’s how they got their other ...

The National Gardening Bureau has named 2021 the Year of the Hardy Hibiscus. Pick up one or two of these reliable and late-blooming perennial and shrubby plants for color through summer.

The winter-hardy hibiscus breeding program was initiated in 2009 at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center in Vernon, according to a university press release. Dr.

Hardy hibiscus is a shrublike perennial with large white, pink, red or purple flowers. That, and a long blooming time that begins in July, gives these plants a unique place in the garden. “I … ...