From lush ferns and calming jasmine to bright hibiscus, these 8 plants not only flourish in the wet weather but also enhance your home's greenery.

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Hibiscus plants come in a range of options—from native perennials to tropical annuals—all of which attract hummingbirds and are suited for sunny to partly shady spaces, says Myers.

Hibiscus oil emerges as a potent natural remedy for hair health, addressing concerns like hair fall, promoting regrowth, and enhancing shine. This DIY treatment, easily prepared at home with ...

Hibiscus plants can change colour and produce deep vivid red blooms if they're fed with the right things and looked after.

Pink hibiscus mealybug infests crops and gardens, causing stunted growth, sooty mold, and major agricultural losses.

Growth that occurs on geraniums, hibiscus, mandevilla and other plants during winter is often stretched and has smaller leaves and spindly stems, all as a result of lower light.

Hibiscus is rich in antioxidants and has antimicrobial properties which helps in boosting immunity and keeping infections at bay. Read on to know more benefits of hibiscus leaves for cold and flu.

Hibiscus sabdariffa, a tropical floral shrub, might also have some health advantages. The seeds, petals, leaves, and stems of hibiscus have been utilized for generations in traditional medicine ...