The first hint of summer arrives with a harsh sun, longer days, and a garden that seems to demand a little extra care. However, amid the heat, there is one plant that not only survives but prospers, rewarding even modest effort with bold and luminous blooms. 

Hibiscus, with its bright flowers and glossy leaves, has long been a favourite in home gardens. It carries a certain strength, making it perfect for anyone looking to add colour and life to their space during the warmest months.

Growing hibiscus at home is less about complicated techniques and more about understanding its cycle. Once you get the basics right, it becomes one of the most satisfying plants to nurture.

1. Choosing the right variety for your space

Not all hibiscus plants are the same. Some grow into large shrubs, while others stay compact and are ideal for balconies or terraces. If space is limited, opt for a dwarf or potted variety. For open gardens, larger shrubs can........

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