If you enjoy having plenty of color in your garden borders, then chances are you might have a hibiscus or two as part of your plant collection. From early summer, hibiscus shrubs produce masses of tropical-looking blooms, and with hundreds of hibiscus varieties to choose from, you will be sure to find one to match your plant and color preferences.
When it comes to growing hibiscus, these shrubs are not overly complicated or demanding. In mild regions, hibiscus shrubs can continue flowering until mid-fall, helping to maintain interest and color in the backyard until the first frost. However, there are specific rules to follow as the seasons change and the days get shorter.
