Celebrating our Summerific Hibiscus Varieties!
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Summerific varieties thrive in the heat and humidity of summer, and the weather at the gardens at Creekside Nursery is a wonderful place to show you just how well these plants thrive in these growing conditions. Our Summerific perennials are available in a variety of mature sizes and bloom colors, see all of the beautiful plants we offer by clicking here, pwwin.rs/14Summerific
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I love that lilac crush and the edge of night! ❤
I love them all but my very favorite is the edge of night. Those big beautiful pink blooms, priceless ❤
Thank you for your uplifting & fun video this morning! Your hibiscus are absolutely amazing and one of my favorite perennials for the garden. Very soon we are moving and will have a new garden to design and will purchase lovely hibiscus to add a splash of color and give them all required to flourish. Thanks, very much for your great video!
Thanks for watching Patricia!
They are all beautiful! Will be visiting my garden center!
I love these hibiscus plants!
I was worried my perennial hibiscus died but it finally emerged and now is about to bloom. Was so happy to see it didn't die off!!
These are one of the 'last to emerge' perennials in our line, your patience paid off!!
I trim the spent flowers off daily and will get another flush of blooms. Some years I will get three bloom cycles. Love these.
Thank you for sharing your experience with deadheading. I'll have to remember that😊
The Holy Grail is so pretty.
Beautiful ❤
A must addition to my garden, thank you for the inspiration❤❤❤
You are so welcome!
Oh, oh, oh I'm in love with the Edge of Night Hibiscus, ive got a annal tropical Hibiscus tree, i have to bring it in every fall way before it frosts, My grandkids got it for me. Its got dark shining green leafs and bright orange flowers. I love it and im going to get me the edge of night Hibiscus next spring, pink is my favorite color of flower's. Thank b you for sharing this information with us.😊
What nice grandchildren, we bet you will think of them each year as that beautiful plant springs into color! Enjoy!
Have 7 plants of various colors here in Denver zone 5a. Beautiful big plants with those huge flowers.
Thanks for sharing Noah, the blooms are pretty amazing, we all agree!
🎋🌳🎋BEAUTIFUL 🎋🌳
Totally beautiful. ❤
Do they need to be fertized and when?
You can, but these plants can usually get what they need from the soil.
Do you have problems with Japanese beetles eating them?
Can I plant a summerific hibiscus on the south side of my home where it gets shade in the morning and full sun in the afternoon? and we have clay soil.
How often do they need water?
Lovely video. I'm planning to buy these plants. When should I prune them in Canada? Harsh winter.
We recommend NOT pruning until spring, which allows the energy of the plant to drain into the root system. Cut each stem about 4-6" from the ground when spring arrives near you, the new growth will emerge around these stems. Enjoy!
When and where can we get watermelon ruffles? Cannot find it anywhere!
That is not a perennial of ours, so we recommend you use Google to see how you can purchase one.
Can they grow in containers?
It depends on your zone, they would be hard to winter over in harsher climates if in containers. These do get quite large, and could be top heavy on a windy day. They are best grown in a landscape setting.
When is the best time to divide hibiscus plant?
This type of hibiscus is not easy to divide, the leaves appear in spring on the short stems after last year's planned has been trimmed back. Not sure that hard, bark-like root would divide successfully. Sorry we do not have a better answer!