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- Ten reasons why the hibiscus should not be missing in any garden
- 1. Good choice in garden design
- 2. South Seas flair for garden and terrace
- 3. Flowers in large numbers
- 4. Magnificent soloist
- 5. The star in the group
- 6. Attractive eye-catcher right next to the seat
- 7. Edible flower band
- 8. Flowering room divider
- 9. Screen in the summer
- 10. An easy-care gardener
Ten reasons why the hibiscus should not be missing in any garden
The garden has long since changed from a pure vegetable garden to a carefully designed living space in the countryside. As a flower wonder, the hardy hibiscus is an asset to any garden. There are at least ten good reasons to keep the hibiscus permanently in the garden.
1. Good choice in garden design
With its flower splendor the garden marshmallow (rosemary) already receives in the front garden, it lures in the midst of a flowering hedge in the back garden and radiates on or beside the terrace. He enriches the Mediterranean garden, the English, the romantic and the rural garden anyway.
2. South Seas flair for garden and terrace
The exotic flowers of the hibiscus in white, yellow, red, pink, purple and blue reflect the summer again and bring South Sea flair in the garden. And with hibiscus plants in the bucket, the holiday mood is quickly conjured up on the terrace and balcony.
3. Flowers in large numbers
The hibiscus develops over weeks again and again new flowers. No sooner have one dropped off, you can already discover the next.
4. Magnificent soloist
Hardly a shrub is available in such a large variety of varieties and a large color palette as the hibiscus. If it has room to spread, it unfolds into a compact shrub.
5. The star in the group
The garden marshmallow is compatible with neighboring plants. If several hibiscus are planted next to each other, the shrubs outdo each other with their flowers. In a group of different shrubs, he is the star in summer.
6. Attractive eye-catcher right next to the seat
In summer, the seat next to the hibiscus could become the favorite place. The flowers do not only attract with their happy colors. Numerous filled and unfilled varieties with their spectacular flower stamps want to be admired again and again. And who can resist the up to 30 cm tall flowers of the hibiscus moscheutus?
7. Edible flower band
A hibiscus hedge is not just a demarcation to the neighbor. Due to the countless colorful blossoms, a real flower band is created in July to September. More variety in the color play bring different colored shrubs.
8. Flowering room divider
With a flowering wall of several hibiscus bushes, secluded garden spaces can be created, which are rich in flowers in the summer and protect against wind and glare and provide a clear view in winter. Especially in small garden, the space is well used, because the hibiscus flowers relatively late and just when many flowers have already faded.
9. Screen in the summer
Often a privacy screen is needed only during the summer. Then the hibiscus syriacus with its dense foliage and magnificent flowers is a good choice.
10. An easy-care gardener
Plenty of sun, a sheltered place, enough water and a few nutrients - these are simple ingredients for a good thriving of the rather easy-care shrub.