Perennial hibiscus (Hibiscus moscheutos), also called mud, comes from North America and is doing great in Polish climatic conditions. His huge, plate flowers in shades of white, pink and red make the garden gain an exotic character. The most important advantages of the perennial hibiscus:
- impressive flowers – their diameter can exceed 30 cm,
- long flowering time – from July to September,
- frost resistance – it winter well in the ground,
- Easy care – It does not require complicated care.
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Perennial hibiscus grows best in sunny places, on fertile and moist soil. It is a swamp plant, so it feels good near the ponds or in positions with a slightly wetland. Basic care rules:
- The sun is the basis – the more light, the better flowering,
- moist soil – Hibiscus likes regular watering, but does not tolerate water stasis,
- fertilization – use fertilizers rich in phosphorus and potassium to stimulate flowering,
- Cutting in spring – Removing dry shoots supports the growth of new ones.
Perennial hibiscus is true Garden star. His huge flowers and exotic appearance make it difficult to pass by indifferently. If you dream of a plant that catches the eye and give your garden a unique character, it’s the perfect choice.
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