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tropical hibiscus
by bcaudill » Sat Nov 21, 2009 6:04 pm
I live in richmond, va. Each year I buy tropical hibiscus for pots on the deck. Is there any way to preserve these plants in the winter? In the past I have tried bringing them inside....to no avail.
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Re: tropical hibiscus
by lorijones » Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:48 pm
You should be able to overwinter your tropical hibiscus either in the house as a houseplant or in a frost-free garage or basement. Here is a tip from our website that explains both ways of overwintering your tropicals: http://www.inthegardenradio.com/v.php?pg=659.
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