Virginia Beach (Zone 8a) winters are mild, but not all hibiscus are created equal. Your care depends entirely on which species you're growing.
Check the plant tag or search the cultivar name. If they're tropical types, dig and pot them now for indoor wintering. If hardy, simply mulch the base and prune in late winter.
Reply with the variety name for precise instructions.
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