There were Hardy Hibiscus growing here when we moved into our home over 20 years ago. I've grown them without topping them, and I've grown them with topping them. I'm convinced that you get more flowers by taking the time to top them one time when they first start forming flower buds.
In this video, I will show how I top our Hardy Hibiscus, and then what they look like as they develop and then finally bloom. Just a couple of minutes topping them will pay off when they finally bloom and have many more flowers.
Our 20 year old hibiscus: https://youtu.be/po3T2q9-yUQ
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