Dinner plate hibiscus blooms bend to the ground. Use green stakes (2‑6′) and green twine to loosely support stems without harming aesthetics.
After Monsella tulips fade, remove the spent flower but leave the foliage until it yellows. The leaves photosynthesize to recharge the bulb for next year. Then gently remove dead leaves.
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