After planting, you can fertilize your hardy hibiscus annually each spring by applying a layer of compost around the plant.

Be aware of what are considered invasive plants to our region and avoid planting them ... are sun-loving and prefer moist soil. Hardy Hibiscus attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds.

Philadelphia-area gardeners may turn to tropical plants as dramatic additions to their home gardens. The prime time to plant ...

Keep the planting moist during the dry times and fertilize ... Satsuma trees are often grafted onto a hardy trifoliate orange species that is loaded with thorns. Trace the thorny stems back ...

A beautiful way to add more color to your yard is by planting flowering shrubs. These 30 options provide stunning foliage and ...

If you want an extremely fragrant flowering shrub that smells like orange blossoms with a hint of pineapple, then you should consider planting mock ... cherry is a winter-hardy flowering shrub ...

Woody tropicals, such as hibiscus, angel’s trumpet ... where you used tropicals and if replacing them in some areas with hardy, evergreen shrubs would be appropriate. Of course, nothing can ...

An Asian native, albeit non-invasive, hardy yellow hibiscus (Hibiscus hamabo ... As Japanese pittosporums' roots are quick to rot, avoid planting them in poorly draining sites or where roof gutters ...

Divide or transplant hardy perennials (aster, chrysanthemum ... Cover frost-tender species as appropriate (bougainvillea, hibiscus & succulents). Prune: Prune dead, diseased, and distorted twigs, ...