Tropical hibiscus (glossy leaves, flowers in yellow, red, pink, white) are not hardy in Michigan. They must be grown in pots and brought indoors before frost. Keep in a bright window, water sparingly, and don't fertilize in winter.
Hardy hibiscus (like Hibiscus moscheutos) die back to the ground each winter but return in spring. Cut stems to a few inches above ground after Halloween. Mulch the crown for extra protection.
Check the plant tag or ask your nursery. If unsure, treat as tropical and overwinter indoors to be safe.
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