Hibisci

The normal behavior of the flowers of the shrubby althaea (H. syriacus L.) of our hedgerows and flower gardens is practically the same as that of the swamp hibisci.

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The shrubby hibisci can be trained to form standard size trees by discarding all stems with the exception of one which serves for the central axis. […] Hibisci and malvaceous plants are generally infested with the following fungi as:– / […]

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I talked to a fairly knowledgeable woman who works at a local nursery yesterday, asking her why they don't carry Acacia farnesiana or any acacias at all for that matter. She said it's because acacias get killed by the occasional hard freeze that we have here in Central Florida every 8 to 10 years. I pointed out that hibiscus gets killed by these freezes too, but no nursery would give up selling hibisci for that reason -- to which she had no reply.

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I grow a number of hibiscus (hibisci?) in pots and give them a weak solution of miracle grow (about 5 drops to the half gallon) twice a week.

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