I find the best locations to plant hibiscus are in sheltered areas with well-draining soils that retain some moisture. When growing outdoors, ensure you’re growing the right type for your ...

your only option is to winterize your hibiscus, meaning that you grow the plant in a container outdoors in the spring and summer, before bringing your plant indoors for fall and winter. With tender ...

Plant outdoors and fertilize when the soil has warmed up in spring ... keeping the soil lightly moist. Potted hibiscus and ...

In this case, set your plant in a sunny ... continue to produce gorgeous flowers throughout winter, hardy hibiscus should remain outdoors. However, it will need some help to make it through ...

Plenty of gardeners place their houseplants outdoors ... the plants on a pebble tray to boost the ambient humidity, if ...

Potted hibiscus and angel trumpets (Brugmansia) should also be brought indoors before the first frost and treated as ...

The flamboyant, brightly coloured flowers of Hawaiian hibiscus trigger memories of tropical island holidays – and possibly ...

Sow in early spring if you plan to grow plants in a heated greenhouse or in mid-spring for unheated greenhouses or to go outdoors. Fill a 7.5cm (3in) pot with seed compost and make a 2cm (0.7in ...

Plant outdoors and fertilize when the soil has warmed ... keeping the soil lightly moist. Potted hibiscus and angel trumpets (Brugmansia) should also be brought indoors before the first frost ...