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Posted by karenwood 3 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 3, 09 at 19:42
| Hi, I wanted to know is it safe to plant my Hibiscus in my garden. I live in Ontario, Canada and we have some brutal winters here. I don't want to lose this plant. I was always told that Hibiscus were indoor plants. I know in Florida Hibiscus grow outside but the weather there is warm most of the time. This is such a beautiful plant and I don't want to lose it. Please let me know what I should do.
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RE: Luna Hibiscus
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| Luna Hibiscus is a variety of Hibiscus moscheutos, which is winter-hardy in a garden to about zone 5. So, if you're in zone 3, if will not survive the winter. If it's in a large pot, you could try to over-winter in a frost-free garage by a window. The indoor/Florida Hibiscus is H. rosa-sinensis. |
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