Living in semi-tropical central Florida with the hot, humid summer requires tropical plants in the garden. Tropical hibiscus are favorites in my area. I see them planted nearly everywhere. They are planted by the pharmacy drive-through, by the windows at fast food restaurants, by libraries and city hall. Today I’m sharing hibiscus photos from past posts.
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Deep Pink Tropical Hibiscus
In warmer climates, tropical hibiscus is grown as a perennial garden plant and is used as a woody shrub for hedges and screens. It can be grown as a potted plant up north and has to be brought inside during cold weather.
In May I started visiting a new chiropractor in New Port Richey. She’s a very nice young woman and has an office building to herself. We both wear masks and I am not near a single person except for the doctor. Honestly, getting an adjustment each week helps me stay healthier, and I hadn’t had one for 2 months.
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May Garden Changes
The first week in May saw the end of the red amaryllis blooms and 10 days of white lilies.