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Free Planting Guide - Scarlet Hibiscus Shrub
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Native Scarlet Hibiscus is perfect for full sun spaces that get six or more hours of sun per day. This sturdy perennial grows to fill a space up to about 1-3 feet.
Scarlet Hibiscus will provide a welcoming environment to birds, butterflies, and other important pollinators and wildlife. This plant also helps add texture and color to your summer and early fall garden.
When planted in the ground, this plant will spread wider and grow taller, while also helping underground soil systems.
Meet Your Plants
Scarlet Hibiscus
Hibiscus coccineus
- Grows to: 3-6 Ft
- Spread: 1-3 Ft
- Blooms: July-September
- Light Requirements: Full Sun
- Soil Moisture: Moist, Well-Drained
- Soil Description: Loam, Rich Organic Material
- Attracts: Butterflies, Caterpillars, Native Bees, Pollen Specialist Bees, Birds, Hummingbirds
How to Plant Your Native Plants
Instructions for Planting in the Ground
1. Dig a hole at least two times wider than your plant's root ball, but no deeper than the height of the root ball.
- Plant 36 to 72 inches apart to allow room for spread.
- Please refer to the design to assess if larger spacing is needed.
2. Loosen plants by gently massaging the sides of the container, then tipping upside down into your palm, being careful to not hold plants by their stems or disturb the root zone.
3. Cup the root mass in your hand and gently place it into the hole. Because container plants are usually grown in high organic soil mixes, we recommend adding organic matter to the backfill. Be sure to blend this into the backfill, using as much native soil as possible. Pat down soil around the plant base.
4. Add two-three inches of mulch to help retain moisture, taking care that the mulch does not touch plant stems, and water thoroughly.
Instructions for Planting in Containers
This collection is not suitable for container planting.
Soil Suggestions
Amend with organic compost if your soil is compacted.
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