Planting Tropical Hibiscus in the Florida Garden

Hibiscus bushes and trees are easy to take care of and put plenty of color in the garden.  The tropical hibiscus comes in a variety of colors including pinks, reds, yellows, and oranges.  They come with single and double flowers.  Landscape your yard with a hedge, tree, or an accent bush to beautify your garden landscape.  Plant 3 to 6 feet apart.  Feed twice a month during growing season with dynamite plant food and the flowers will keep on blooming.  Trim back occasionally to keep the shrubbery full and healthy looking.  Many flowering plants need a lot of attention but Hibiscus plants are hardy and can take the tropical heat here in Florida gardens.  They also attract butterflies and hummingbirds.