Noticing yellow leaves on your hibiscus plant? There are multiple potential reasons, but luckily each one has a solution.

Yellow leaves on your hibiscus are often a sign of trouble, but these tips will help you solve the problem fast.

Sap sucking insects like whiteflies often attack hibiscus plants indoors, where neem oil, insecticidal soap or showering are all treatment options. (Special to the Democrat-Gazette) ...

Finally, avoid moving these plants; they tend to stress when their pots are relocated. Hibiscus can be grown in containers and overwintered indoors. Credit: James Carbone ...

But we can make hibiscus think they live in the tropics by bringing them indoors for the winter. Care after purchase. Most hibiscus are sold in spring as potted plants ready for decks and patios.

I have had to cut all of my hibiscus plants back. Even a new bud, but it looked infected/infested, so I cut it off too. I have treated all four plants with neem oil. Please tell me what do.

During the winter indoors, most hibiscus plants may develop a problem with aphids or white fly. One of the non-chemical ways to help with this is give your hibiscus a shower.

Peacock overwinters potted oleanders, as well as dwarf lemon and lime trees, hibiscus, scaevola, bougainvillea and kangaroo paws. Debi Borden-Miller has worked for Hardy Boy Plants for 27 years.

Dear Dr. Dirt: I have a hibiscus tree that is about 4 years old. The last two years, when I brought it in the house for the winter, it dropped all the leaves and bloomed all through the winter.

By Denise Ellsworth, OSU Extension Every winter my hibiscus tree dies -- even when I bring it indoors. What am I doing wrong? Many gardeners have trouble keeping hibiscus alive over the winter.

Hibiscus plants, members of the “Mallow” family, are noted for their huge, delicate flowers in shades of yellow, orange and red, that resemble crepe paper. Hibiscus rosa-sinensis or Chinese ...