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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 5. 08. 2019
- Hardy Hibiscus Hibiscus moscheutos
Varieties I have:
'Cherry Cheesecake'
'Heartthrob'
'Kopper King'
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now I want to buy one and plant for what would have been my 52 Anniversary. Steven died October 16th 2015. I always remember him and birthdays. Thanks for sharing!
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Your hibiscus look beautiful! I will have to add them to my garden next year.
My most favorite flowers. I live between houston and galveston so there are many to choose from for sure. Love the large blooms.
Aww Hibiscus, 1 of my mom's faves, they grow wild in the marshs here on Maryland's eastern shore, wish I could share a photo. The wild pink are fabulous, I'm always thinking I'll dig some up one day. Yours are Beautiful....Thanks for the info shared in this video.
Love hibiscus, you have a BEAUTIFUL GARDEN!
Huge flowers. Very pretty. Think I need one in my garden.thanksđ
Yes you do! đ
You are as pretty as the flowers are in this video. Thanks for sharing!
Love these! I have them in my garden to and they never disappoint!
Suzette's Garden haha! Humongous flowers never disappoint!
Just discovered ur channel from my recommendations & I'm loving all of ur vids! U are so inspiring! New subbieđ©âđŸđ
I am Montagnard indigenous live in America I just bought 2 plants from Home Depot the flowers blooming a lot love it.
great vid ! love hibiscus flowers!
This is the video I needed! This is definitely on my on my list of things to plant next year.
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Awesome! We recently moved to our new home. The previous owners had 3 different types of a hisbiscus. Iâm pretty new to the gardening world, so Iâm learning lots of great tips with the gardening CZcams community.
very nice
Very informative. I love Hibiscus for their charming colors.
Beautiful flowers I love them. Thank you for sharing the great information.
Thanks for watching!!!
OMG!!! They are so easy to grow!!!! After watching your vid, I am going to buy 2!!!!!
Good luck!
True! Very slow itâs so worth the waitâ€ïžâ€ïžâ€ïž THANKS for sharing very informative. đđœâ€ïžđđœ
They are beautiful!
I live at the Jersey Shore(USA). I have one in full sun, sandy soil, never fertilize and rarely water unless we have 7+ days of no rain.
It is always huge (5 feet tall and 6 feet across) and during this time of year (late July) it puts on a fantastic show! In the winter i cut it right down to the ground and wait for May for it to start again. Its always the last perennial to shoot up.
For me it is also somewhat invasive
Invasive. I have to dig up new shoots every year from where the seed pods dropped and are growing new bushes.
Do you have the Hibiscus moscheutos? I never heard of them seed aggressively. The Hibiscus syriacus does tho
@@greatgardensforall im not sure of the specific species
Thanks, I saw it in some one garden and didn't know what it was, the color was red so beautiful
i cut all the stems back when i bring it in the garage for winter i love it
That Pittsburg hibiscus is gorgeous!
Hello , where we are in Australia we donât have a cold winter ( frosts, snow ) so our Hibiscus đș donât die in the cooler months , they grow all year around đŠđșđđđ§€đ±
That's so great Karen! Is that the tropical hibiscus? There are so many different species, some require cold to bloom and some are tropical like yours đđ
Y Garden All varieties of hibiscus đș we can grow almost anything other than plants that donât survive on the coast ; even veg practically all year round as our climate allows us too ; Iâm up on the mid north coast of NSW ; we do have seasonal , annuals and perennials though but mostly all year round ( Port Macquarie is my home ) surrounded by several beaches ; bush land and the habitat of the Koala ; as you would have heard of all the devastating fires we had and lost thousands of native animals and birds in that Terrifying time ; Love to garden and love your videos so thank you so much look forward to more of them đŠđșđ„°đ§€đđ±đșđđš
I just planted one. So beautiful. Thank you for this video, Subscribed đž
Gorgeous! I want them all.
I found some at Lowe's at the end of the season at 75% off and just kept them in my room with no water. All are alive! Thanks again! Now I am hooked. ha!
I learned a lot about hibiscus on this video.
Thank you
Gotta love hardy hibiscus. I have a Midnight Marvel, and a Mars Madness which are very similar plants. Both have burgundy foliage. Mine are in full sun but they don't have any more blooms than yours seem to.
So glad I found your channel!
I just recently discovered your channel, love your videos. Midnight Marvel is my favorite.
The hibiscus are beautiful in your garden Yuliya! đ Hibiscus also come in so many colors like, white, peachy, pink, hot pink đș and yellow and I'm sure others I didn't mentioned oh like rose of Sharon I've see in lavender . Thank you for sharing!
Cute hibiscus
I planted two in my garden this past summer not knowing how well they would do in my hot Texas zone 8b but they loved my soil! I guess I need to plan to move them since they do get so much bigger than I had originally knew. Thank you so much for the information, I also used need oil on all my flowers including my hibiscus so I will be needing to Shane that as well, thank you for information! Hugs and love from Texas!
That is awesome!
So beautiful flowers
I have only one so far since I moved to a new area late spring and I have always loved them and will add more in future years.....I had one previously called Pinwheel and i have not seen one since . The pedal color alternated Pink and white and it was gorgeous, would be ecstatic to find another one
Thank u for sharing... nice garden..
This really helped me out! Thank you for letting me know to NOT use Neem Oil on them. I just planted 6 Hibiscus this week in my front flower beds and did not know this. Plus educating me on what I should use will save me tons of frustration. I LOVE that gorgeous "Heart Throb" variety. My new obsession is Hibiscus - using yellows and reds - have not seen your red variety in my area - will be searching for it. TFS :D
Hibiscus plants are so worth growing!
Charming young lady,, and Amazing video ,,, thank you !!!
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So amazing flowers đđđđ
Beautiful, thanks for sharing
Beautiful flowers
You know your a gardener when your excited and think its Christmas time at the garden center
This was helpful. Thank you.
Thank you. I have 2 hardy hibiscus and am not getting as many blooms as I like. Your video is very helpful; I think I need to water more deeply.
Beautiful flowers :)
thanks for your video. I got a really small/young perennial hibiscus a few months ago and put it in a large container for this season. I'm a little nervous about transplanting and not sure when to do it, but I know it's going to need more space next year. it had sawflies too but I caught them very early and picked the larvae off a few times, easy for a small plant not so much big ones like yours. between that and the heat wave no pest issues (hopefully)
Didnât know that about Neem oil on hibiscus. I had relentless spider mites across my garden last year and was trying neem oil for control. This explains the sad flowering in my hibiscus!
Beautiful and edible.
Amazing flower I love it â„
love the hearthrob
I had a major white fly infestation and bought some Neem oil on-line. None available locally. Since the backs of the leaves were TOTALLY covered in white flies and I had to wait for the mail order, I used a strong water spray to wash them off and it worked beautifully. I just did it twice and the flies disappeared. I had tried DAWN detergent but that was a fail. I actually cut the lower branches off in order to provide sun to the herbs I had underneath. Looks more like a tree than a shrub and is 7 ' tall! Gorgeous and I will always keep in the in herb garden to provide shade AND to snack on daily. The flowers are DELICIOUS! Can't say enough about hibiscus. Mine is purple and may be a rose of sharon but I know others that call it an Althea. Thanks for an informative video.
Wow, that is so interesting!
Iâm in zone 9 mine grow in straight clay around my pool. I also have some in the front. My biggest pest on them is Japanese beetles. I do the same and give them a top dress of compost. They like it very warm, mine begin to bloom around June-July when the temps are above 80-85 and higher. If you sacrifice your first set of buds and give them a pruning they will branch out and put on double and triple the amount of buds. I cut mine back in November before frost (we only get a handful of light frosts here) and leave about 2 inches of stems which turn woody- but helps me ID where they are planted. I mulch them also which helps retain moisture. This year Iâm putting everything in irrigation.
We have Japanese beetles big time. Gah!
Beautiful hibiscus
Thank you for this video, very informative!!
I got one of those plant month ago I wish the bloom would last longer friend.
I love hardy hibiscus. I have Luna Red, Peppermint Schnapps (which has blooms that are about 12" across), and Plum Crazy. I did have a white one but it didn't come back one year. Talk about a "wow" factor. The blooms are incredible. One other great thing is they bloom later in the summer when many other flowers are done. My tortoise loves to eat the blooms. I wish I had room for more actually. But they want a lot of space.
I wanna get some hardy ones. So far all I've come across is tropical. But tropical ones thrive in zone 10 and im in zone 9.
Lucky tortoise your's
Beautiful.......I have a Midnight Marvel hardy hibiscus plant in a planter on our deck. I cut the blossoms and boil the petals in water for 10 minutes to make an herbal tea called Jamaica. After cooled, I add a squeeze of lime juice and a couple drops of liquid stevia for sweetener, and this makes the most beautiful and tasty summer tea.
Hi! I have the same ones in zone 8b. What has your die back been like and should I worry? Should I cut them back?
Thank you i just planted my first in the Spring. I am in Pa. It took a while to start it was really small when i got it. Almost gave up on it and now it is beautiful about 3 ft at most but budding like crazy. It is in a wetter spot full sun though. I will definitely get another next yr. Your info was very helpful. Mine is the first one u showed i cant remember name u said. Only problem i am noticing many small holes on leaves like u described. I think i will wait to do anything now since its late in season. Hope that is not a mistake. Saving this video for next yr to refer too. Happy gardening. We had a terribly wet and hotter than usual summer here.
Watch out for holes, definitely insect damage. They can totally decimate the plant
Y Garden Iâm having this issue now. Snails are eating my plants and maybe some other insects. Any additional advice to help save my hibiscus from these critters?
Thank you so much
the only one I have is the snow queen hibiscus- it has variegated leaves and I just love it, even when its not in bloom.
@Suzyqs it's a beautiful coral pink color
I am having Japanese Beetles this year in my garden....and they like the Hibiscus too. But only a few on my Hibiscus.
Yeah those are nasty đ„Ž thankfully i am free of them this year
Thank you for your video. I bought a Rose of Sharon this year and I have it in a raised bed container. Itâs doing very well, has lots of buds and itâs about to bloom. Iâm in zone 5, how can I protect it from the harsh winter âïž
Hi new follower here. Really like your video. Very informative and clear explanation. Plus we are in the same hardiness zone. I purchased a couple of plants after watched your video, since you said they are easy to grow. Lol.
Thanks Y
Such great info
I had a terrible problem with sawflies here in Michigan until I started using Bayer Tree and Shrub Protect and
Feed. Problem solved. Thank you for sharing your information and beautiful hibiscus. Love ya!
That is a systemic. It will get into the pollen and nectar of the plant and damage bees and butterflies. Please consider not using systemics on flowering plants at all.
Yes, Bayer Tree and Shrub Protect and Feed is a fabulous product! I use it on many of my hardy hibiscus, perennials, roses, shrubs!
This is the first year I found these I bought two of the red ones and can't wait to see if they come back next year!! I needed this information badly thank you so much!!!
Me too. Mine grew like crazy after planting . Cant wait to see if it comes up next yr. I want to get one of the red ones for next yr. I planted in full sun and wetter spot. Good luck with yours. They are gorgeous.
Thank you so much for watching!
@@melissamclaughlin3240 wait! So these can be placed in direct sunlight and be fine? I'm always killing my plants so I stick with artificial plants and flowers but I want to try my hand at this again.
Thank you! I was coming here to specifically see if it was herbaceous or not.
Very niceđ& very helpful
I have a 'Heart throb' Hibiscus too, but my nursery called it a Cranberry Hibiscus!? I love it. such a stunner
I want one like that.
Yes I have the same cranberry one! Love it. I think it might depend on the companies trading marking names maybe. It could be the size of the flower too. I need the white variety now because I hardly have white flowers in my garden.
Early spring bulbs are great to plant around hibiscus; by the time it breaks dormancy all of the bulbs are done blooming.
that sounds pretty cool, thanks for sharing your idea
I have that flower đŒđžđ in my yard and it have flower bud but only one or two will bloom out at the same time. It's a beautiful plant đȘŽ mine blooms are yellow. đđ
These are some of the most beautiful Hibiscus! I wonder if they will do well in warm, humid tropical climate as well here in South East Asia? I think many of the beautiful Hibiscus hybrid varieties with huge plate-like flowers that do grow here probably have been hybred with these Hardy Hibiscus already.
Maybe! They are beautiful and worth trying
Great video. I have 17 varieties! I'm in CT
I planted two, they're 12" tall (so little) I hope they survive the winter đđ I'm also in CT .đđđ
Thank you so much for all your great information! Iâm hoping to buy one, but Iâm not sure which one to buy. Do they need a lot of water? Iâm near Philly and I water my annual hibiscus every day. Would it be the same for the perennials? Do yours get a lot of sun? Thanks so much! They are gorgeous (and so are you)!
thanks for neem oil tip!
I have 4 of these (Head over heels Passion and Blush, Summer in Paradise, and Luna White) and have been looking like a mad man for red ones but I did order some online (Midnight Marvel and BlackBerry Merlot) and will look for a Luna Red as well. I LOVE these plants and think the giant flowers are hilariously huge. My German Shepherd was afraid of the flowers when they started blooming and I had to convince him that they werenât going to eat him by petting the flowers đ€Łđ€Ł
Also, what would you recommend for white flies on these? I dont have a lot but I do see some flying out of the plant when I search. Havenât found any infested leaves or anything but I do see a few of the bugs here and there and some days more than others.
Beautiful! With my rose of Sharon I cut large buds the afternoon before, and they open the next day in the vase. Would that work with these flowers?
Aliza Cooper donât think so, these are real delicate
They are beautiful. How do you keep track of everything you need to do for all of the different plants you grow? Amazing
I have an excel spreadsheet. Loooong one with lots of plants. Many of them are experiments that are no longer with me đ
@@greatgardensforall yeppers, I kinda thought you would have to be pretty organized for you to accomplish what you do daily
Very informative!
I live in the Midwest...can you please tell me how to prep them for the winter. I'm planting them in my stone landscaping
Iâve been wanting to try this kind of đș hibiscus. The initials H.M. could stand for âHer Majestyâ these are so regal. Thanks very much for sharing the info about its care. I must get some!
For some reason it is easier to buy tropical hibiscus here although they still behave like annuals in Upstate SC. đșHave a great day!
Botanical Treasures thanks for watching!
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Wow. Never knew there was a hardy varieties. Thanks so much.
I live in S Florida and I have a âChatty Cathyâ hibiscus! I love it and itâs in a big pot!
Currently Iâm growing Mars Madness Hardy Hibiscus in a big container here in zone 7b. Hopefully they will do better this year. I didnât have it in full sun which they prefer.
I bought 9 after seeing your hibiscus! ha!
I have one of these, also the blue&pink rose of Sharonâs, and inside I have two Chinese hibiscus (tropical) and one is the cherrie and the other scarlet red
I also saw the flower of an hour hibiscus at my local grocery store, was very tempting to buy but I got canna Lillyâs instead haha
i have a berry awesome hibiscus i have it in a container i put it in garage in winter then outside in spring what to do with the long stems in the garage
Those are beautiful I'm going to get me someđž are these pollinators? when are the best time to plant them in zone 6 Michigan this year I bought two knockout roses and later on down the season I noticed that I had saw flies! can I use the same pesticide on the Roses? I'm glad that I subscribed to your Channel you are amazing and very knowledgeable. Thank you for good the informationđ
Sawflies are common on roses as well. You can plant hibiscus now! they have a lot of sales at the moment in nurseries too!
Thank for your vedio
very very nice video
mine doesn't start blooming till Sept and by the time its looking good the fall rain beats the crap outa them
I just got one 2 weeks ago. I love it! I want more!
Hello, did you know from the ones you got you can simply cut it and clone it and voila, you got yourself another plant for free.
@@ForeignSpices đČ I did not know that! I will absolutely be trying that this summer. Thank you đ
@@hmbogi I wish you the best with it.
Are you kidding -- not enough blooms!!!! Wowzers!!! You have a great collection of Hibiscus. I have pink and red in full sun and don't get as many as I see on yours. Based on your tips it's probably because I don't give them enough water -- they are in an island where it's hard to put a soaker hose for fear of the lawn mower running over it -- been there done that! And the tip on giving the compost 2" in the spring was good. Will have to remember that! Had the Cherry Cheesecake at one time but I don't know what happened to it. Oh -- one more thing -- is Snow Queen Hibiscus hardy? Thanks.
Thank you!!! I top All of my beds with compost or manure on the spring. It makes a HUGE difference! Unfortunately the snow queen is not hardy but oh boy is it a beauty!
This was everything I wanted to know I have a hardy one and I live in the north of England with cold winds fingers crossed hope to be able to put it outside some times during the summer but so scared to lose it may bring it in the conservatory if any cold winds.Thank you for your videođ
We live in a cold climate with snow every winter and they do just fine. At the end of the summer they will start to die back. Prune them off about an inch above ground level and wait until spring. They will grow back again getting wider every year. They LOVE sun. If you have them in pots they need to be insulated from the weather in winter but need no help if they are in the ground.
Iâm in Ontario Canada Zone 3 with snowy winters reaching -25°C. I do not cut back the stems until after the danger of the last frost, to avoid root rot, because the stems are hollow. Once I begin to see new growth by mid-May, I cut last yearâs woody stems back to ground level.
Happy gardening đ€
In spring, after the danger of the last frost, here in Canada Zone 3, I cut last yearâs stems back to ground level.
And how are they now?
C Faz they come back every year, fuller than last year. The more sun, the more blooms
Wowww beautiful ..
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This help me soo much since I live in the Puerto Rican region
That Maple in the background is amazing! (as are you of course)
Paully oh yeah! Itâs is a beauty! If you want to see it in fall color search for my fall color trees video đ so worth it
@@greatgardensforall do you know how old the tree is?
My daughter bought me a packet of seeds from some place overseas, I planted the seeds and got about twenty plants but I was not sure they were hibiscus, they are about ten months old from germination,I live in the west Indian island of Trinidad, they are all in the full sun, I'm anxiously waiting for blooms
I have a single stem Hibiscus or Rose of Sharon growing this year....never had it before. It's 42 inches tall and all buds/flowers on top.....it's a single stem which I had to stake ...it started to flop over. will it get more shoots? and bush out? or is this a different variety?