Reviewed by Barbara GilletteReviewed by Barbara Gillette Hibiscus leaves turning yellow typically means the hibiscus plant is getting too much or insufficient water. Tropical hibiscus is a shrub ...

You may need to do a little sleuthing to help your hibiscus plant thrive. hirun/Getty Images Hardy hibiscus plants are a landscaping staple, brightening up gardens with their giant blooms. But as with ...

Q: We planted an hibiscus a year ago. It has grown but seems scraggly with lots of falling yellow leaves. It blooms nicely, but the flowers shrivel within a day and drop. Any suggestions are ...

Yellowing leaves are the first clue you'll receive if your hibiscus is in an area that doesn't receive enough sun. Without ...

Fielding Questions: Hibiscus leaves yellowing, should you stress an apple tree, grass seed longevity This week, gardening columnist Don Kinzler fields questions on hibiscus plants, beating apple ...

Yellow leaves may also mean the plant is infested with insects, such as aphids or pink hibiscus mealybug. If you see your plant is infested by these insects, insecticidal soap or a light ...

My hibiscus leaves are all turning yellow, and I'm not sure what to do. -- Sharon Trosclair. Yellow leaves often occur on hibiscus plant. They are alarming but may not necessarily signal trouble.

You may need to do a little sleuthing to help your hibiscus plant thrive. hirun/Getty Images Hardy hibiscus plants are a landscaping staple, brightening up gardens with their giant blooms. But as with ...

You may need to do a little sleuthing to help your hibiscus plant thrive. hirun/Getty Images Hardy hibiscus plants are a landscaping staple, brightening up gardens with their giant blooms. But as with ...

You may need to do a little sleuthing to help your hibiscus plant thrive. hirun/Getty Images Hardy hibiscus plants are a landscaping staple, brightening up gardens with their giant blooms. But as ...