Whether you grow hibiscus in your yard or grow hibiscus in pots, this plant, that is native to tropical climes of Mauritius, Fiji, Hawaii and more, will benefit from occasional fertilizing.

Once you've found a healthy hibiscus tree from your local nursery, you can bring it home and plant it either in the ground or in a pot. Start by finding a location in your yard that gets full sun ...

that’s how I’ve always made hibiscus tea), if you happen to have access to a hibiscus plant blooming near you, it can be incredibly satisfying to make hibiscus tea straight from the plant.

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The unusually colored Creole Lady Cajun hibiscus. During the summer, fertilize your plants to keep them growing and blooming vigorously, especially those in pots. A slow-release fertilizer is the ...