I live in SW Missouri can I plant a Habusca Tree outside year around?
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I have a Catalpa tree plant growing in a pot outside should I bring it
into the house?
does anyone know if I can sit my aloe plant outside or not it has gotten so big and has a baby one and i'm going to have
does anyone know if I can sit my aloe plant outside. it has gotten so big and has baby one so i'm going to have to put it in a bigger pot
Do you mean Hibiscus tree?
See if this helps!
http://extension.missouri.edu/adair/hibiscus.aspx
http://www.stltoday.com/lifestyles/home-and-garden/types-of-hardy-hibiscus-will-withstand-the-winter/article_940393f8-78f5-559f-b2e7-ce9c654c9f2f.html
http://statebystategardening.com/state.php/mo/hotplants/hardy_hibiscus/
https://www.todayshomeowner.com/how-to-grow-hibiscus/
no ,tropical hibiscus will not sure in your area.Perennail Hibiscus or rose of sharon will work for you
If you mean Hibiscus, there are perineal hibiscus plants that don't need to be brought in for the winter if you plant it in the soil. I have never had one, but have seen posts from people here in Minnesota that have had good luck with the perennial type. I also have heard they don't get very tall.
call your county extension service and ask. They know your backyard and are a wealth of information
I think you can. I looked at the USDA planting zone for SW Missouri, and it says it's a 7. I live on Long Island, also zone 7, and hibiscus trees do quite well here (many people call them "Rose of Sharon").
Go to any gardening website, or nursery website or local nursery in your area, and look for hibiscus that will do well in your zone. You're looking for hardy hibiscus, and most hardy ones will do well all the way down to zone 4.