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**DurryVony** · 09-01-2012, 12:30 PM

John N Sandy

Our Hibiscus (in a pot) need lots of water in summer, however the Bourganvillea and Palms (in beds) seem to thrive the worse you treat them!

If you have a keyholder, ask them to pay particular attention to the Hibiscus (at least once a day during dry periods) and the other two once a week.

We found the Compo Sana compost the best and were advised by the Garden Centre that this is all they need - which seems sound advice so far.

09-01-2012, 12:30 PM	#5
DurryVony Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 595 Senior Member	John N Sandy Our Hibiscus (in a pot) need lots of water in summer, however the Bourganvillea and Palms (in beds) seem to thrive the worse you treat them! If you have a keyholder, ask them to pay particular attention to the Hibiscus (at least once a day during dry periods) and the other two once a week. We found the Compo Sana compost the best and were advised by the Garden Centre that this is all they need - which seems sound advice so far.
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