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finding hardy hibiscus

17 years ago

Where can I get hibiscus plants or seeds that I can grow in zone 5 and not take in during the winter? I am new to this game and need alot of help

tks Bill

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woody_ga
17 years ago
There are a number of internet seed sites that carry hardy Hisbiscus seeds. Both Parks and Burpee have Hibiscus seeds.
zone_denial
17 years ago
Hello

There are numerous people who sell hardy hibiscus plants on ebay - I've gotten numerous varieties that way. My favorite is Moy Grande - it'll blow you away when it blooms.

Good luck, Alan
fleur_guy
17 years ago
Bill
I found a website for winter hardy hibiscus Plants.
(THE GARDEN SHOP INC) You have to navigate thru the
Site as there are different offerings. Hope you can
Find something you like.
woody_ga
17 years ago
Here is a link.

Here is a link that might be useful: The Garden Shop

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