- Perennial Red Hibiscus – We are in North Carolina and
grow our hibiscus in the ground near the pool. Each year we have a plant that grows 6-8
foot tall with striking red flowers.
This is an easy care plant.
The beetles do like this plant so will need to use preventative
here.
- Plumeria. Like Hibiscus, there are many varieties and lots of colors. They love the sun and will grow dormant in the winter. Plumeria’s like to be fed; routinely feed every 2 weeks during the growing season with a 5-30-10 fertilizer.
- Canna, Tropicana or Bengal Tiger variety. Place them in containers by the pool and water
regularly. They will produce
flowers until frost.
- Bougainvillea.
Inexpensive and fast growing. Do
not over water as these plants like a little stress. Great for pots by the pool.
Sunday, April 14, 2013
Plants by the Pool
Here are a few suggestions:
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Thanks for the Pool Plant info. I'd like a Bougainvillea by our Pool.
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