They need cooler temperatures, so growing them indoors places them in a hot, dry environment that they don’t like. Hardy hibiscus plants can grow outdoors all year round, even in colder climates.

Keep your hardy and tropical hibiscus plants thriving through the winter. Learn how to overwinter hibiscus and ensure ...

What to do with hibiscus in the fall. Often considered some of the best flowering shrubs, hibiscus are unrivaled for their ...

Other perennials that act similarly to hostas include irises and daylilies, which are often easier to cut back in fall ...

Sometimes in the fall season, decide what plants to take in for the winter and which ones to let die. This can be difficult ...

By following these expert tips on how to winterize your garden, you'll be able to enjoy healthy garden beds and a lush lawn ...

As shadows grow ... can happen any time from September onwards, reports the Express. Plants particularly susceptible to frost's chilly sting include tropical varieties, delicate perennials and ...

Ditto for any potted tropicals (hibiscus, cordyline ... light near south- or west-facing windows or under plant lights, and ones that can take less light by your east- or north-facing windows ...

With night temperatures dropping this week, gardeners are being advised on when to bring their potted plants inside.

Clouds of them will fly up from a heavily infested plant ... You can control them using the same control methods as those used on whiteflies. Whiteflies often infest hibiscus, Confederate rose ...

Starting at $135, the collection offers each piece in Cobalt, Black, and Hibiscus ... Shimmy can either be wall mounted or placed on a flat surface, ready to dispense a plant- and alcohol ...