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Large, Blush Pink Flowers on a Hardy, Compact Plant
Add a bit of tropical flair to your yard with the Summerific® 'All Eyes on Me' Hibiscus! This stunning flower blooms from late spring to fall, so you can enjoy its blush hues throughout the year.
This hardy plant resists deer and diseases while withstanding cold and hot temperatures, including drought. Its compact size lends itself to any small space, like patios, borders, butterfly gardens, and even as a focal point.
Plus, this plant has 8" blooms in a vivid pink with a deeper pink center for a display that wows. The overlapping petals give the appearance of double blooms, and its rounded habit has dark green leaves that add even more color.
Brighten up your yard with the pollinator-friendly Summerific® 'All Eyes on Me' Hibiscus. Buy yours now!
Planting & Care
1. Planting: To achieve the best results, plant hibiscus in your garden before the intense summer heat arrives. Hibiscus thrive in bright, sunny environments, so it's important to ensure they receive plenty of sunlight. Choose a location that provides 4 to 6 hours of partial sunlight each day. Additionally, they prefer soil that is both moist and well-drained, which allows them to flourish and display their beautiful blooms throughout the growing season. Keep in mind that hibiscus is one of the last perennials to emerge in spring. Be patient; even if it appears dead, it is likely still alive.
2. Watering: This hibiscus needs moderate watering to thrive and yield larger flowers and lush foliage. Water regularly, particularly during dry spells. Maintaining consistent moisture is essential, but take care to avoid overwatering.
3. Fertilizing: These vibrant plants greatly benefit from a protective layer of mulch during their first winter. Mulch helps retain moisture and insulates the roots. In early spring and again in mid-summer, apply a slow-release fertilizer. Additionally, you can use a water-soluble fertilizer every two weeks throughout the growing season.
4. Pruning: Deadheading will enhance the appearance of the plant, but it is not essential for ongoing blooming. In spring, prune any leftover stems before new growth begins. Avoid trimming in the fall. To cut this plant back, you will need a sturdy pair of loppers or a saw.
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Large, Blush Pink Flowers on a Hardy, Compact Plant
Add a bit of tropical flair to your yard with the Summerific® 'All Eyes on Me' Hibiscus! This stunning flower blooms from late spring to fall, so you can enjoy its blush hues throughout the year.
This hardy plant resists deer and diseases while withstanding cold and hot temperatures, including drought. Its compact size lends itself to any small space, like patios, borders, butterfly gardens, and even as a focal point.
Plus, this plant has 8" blooms in a vivid pink with a deeper pink center for a display that wows. The overlapping petals give the appearance of double blooms, and its rounded habit has dark green leaves that add even more color.
Brighten up your yard with the pollinator-friendly Summerific® 'All Eyes on Me' Hibiscus. Buy yours now!
Planting & Care
1. Planting: To achieve the best results, plant hibiscus in your garden before the intense summer heat arrives. Hibiscus thrive in bright, sunny environments, so it's important to ensure they receive plenty of sunlight. Choose a location that provides 4 to 6 hours of partial sunlight each day. Additionally, they prefer soil that is both moist and well-drained, which allows them to flourish and display their beautiful blooms throughout the growing season. Keep in mind that hibiscus is one of the last perennials to emerge in spring. Be patient; even if it appears dead, it is likely still alive.
2. Watering: This hibiscus needs moderate watering to thrive and yield larger flowers and lush foliage. Water regularly, particularly during dry spells. Maintaining consistent moisture is essential, but take care to avoid overwatering.
3. Fertilizing: These vibrant plants greatly benefit from a protective layer of mulch during their first winter. Mulch helps retain moisture and insulates the roots. In early spring and again in mid-summer, apply a slow-release fertilizer. Additionally, you can use a water-soluble fertilizer every two weeks throughout the growing season.
4. Pruning: Deadheading will enhance the appearance of the plant, but it is not essential for ongoing blooming. In spring, prune any leftover stems before new growth begins. Avoid trimming in the fall. To cut this plant back, you will need a sturdy pair of loppers or a saw.
