by Pahl's Market | May 31, 2011 | Market News
Native to the Carolina forests, most perennial Hibiscus are rated a USDA zone 4 for winter hardiness and down to a warm zone 9 for summer heat tolerance. They are typically July-August bloomers although a few bloom later than this. If grown in good rich soil, this...
by Pahl's Market | Aug 17, 2010 | Ask Pahl's Market, Market News, Resources
Hibiscus does not have to be limited to houseplant status Our customers are often impressed with the dramatic collection of tropical hibiscus ( Hibiscus rosa-sinensis) in our tropical greenhouse. As Hawaii’s state flower, tropical hibiscus makes a great houseplant...
by Pahl's Market | Mar 29, 2010 | Resources, Ask Pahl's Market, Market News
I have several Hibiscus plants that my mother bought for me last year. They have spent the winter in a spare bedroom because I have no room for them. I do give them water but they really don’t look that good. What chance will they come back this summer even with...
by Pahl's Market | Mar 10, 2010 | Resources, Caring for your Plants, Ask Pahl's Market, Market News
Dee, I have 3 large planters that are set into my deck on the south side of my house. They get FULL SUN any recommendations of what to put in them. (besides Coleius. I have tried Petunia’s New Guinea impatents, marigolds, dahlettas, and none of them have made it...
