Roses for tropical zone 11
Barbara.P.Strigoi
12 years ago
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roses for zone 11... I know they exist! now, to find them...?
Comments (6)Any of the old tea roses or chinas would work well for you. They can grow fairly large over time but are also very easy care compared to many modern roses which do not enjoy zone 11 temps. Vintage Gardens, Antique Rose Emporium and Countryside Roses are all good places to look at for these types of roses. Lance...See MoreDraft 2003 USDA Hardiness Map - new Tropical Zones
Comments (8)Oh how I love Hawaii! just reading the avg. highs and lows from that Pearl Harbor chart makes me so happy. I cant wait to go back. I was in Kauai in may. I cant wai to see all the other islands and also visit beautiful Kauai again. someday I hope to be lucky enough to stay for a longer time or possibly live and garden there. thanks spike, i will visit this forum every time I come to GW and dream of Hawaii...See MorePics of zone 4 outdoor tropicals
Comments (57)Sorry to be a pain in the pattutti, but, your Habiscus, you said you mulch heavy. I have a zone 8 hardy hibiscus. Does it need indoors for winter ALL THE TIME? The one you have and mulch heavily is it a really hardy strain or can I POSSIBLY plant mine in the ground with good protection? I know you can't say definitely yeds or no, but the plants you have and your experience caring for them. Your best guess, a Hibiscus from a big box store in a pot. Have you been successful in overwintering a zone 7-8 hibiscus with mulch and burlap wrap or Styrofoam box with a fluorescent bulb or 2?...See MoreWill Rose of Sharon grow in the tropics?
Comments (9)Thanks! Usually the problem in the tropics is not the heat, but that some plants need chill time. For instance, we could grow an apple tree, but it would never bloom because it needs a certain number of hours under 40 degrees F. I've never see ROS for sale around here, perhaps it's because they need chill time. Or maybe hibiscus are just more popular....See MoreBarbara.P.Strigoi
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