there are lots of invasive plants here in Mount Pocono.

JoJo sometimes takes his snow shovel to them in July to help him prepare for
the snow season.


xoxoxo
--MommyBartlo--


"Carolyn LeCrone" wrote in message
...

The Mexican primrose is invasive in my zone 7 garden - Southern Maryland.
It spreads into the grass but the lawn mower keeps in under control. It
has, however spread over and under landscape cloth and blooms happily
wherever it wants to.
Carolyn


"Hildur M. Hendricks" wrote in message
...
Hi Lori.
I don't know where zone 5 is but I had hardy hibiscus in southern NJ.
I did not have to do anything with them for the winter. They just died
back on thier own and then in the spring they just started growing
from the bottom again. Just like a new. That is my experience with
them. I just love them.
Don't know anything at all about a Mexican Primrose.
Hildur

Lori" wrote:

Hi all...
Coupla questions:

1.) Do I need to do anything for newly planted (this past summer)
hardy
hibiscus to ready them for winter? Cut to the ground? I have a Lord
Baltimore and a "clown" I think it's called. The stalks are bare on
the
LB,
but the "Clown" still has leaves and is bushier and not as Cane-like as
the
Lord Baltimore.

2.) I planted Mexican Primrose this past summer as well, and it's
spread
pretty impressively in just that short time. It won't travel into my
grass
if I don't have some sort of barrier on the bed, will it? The flowers
are
beautiful when it blooms.

Thanks!
Lori (zone 5)