Admission is free. Two hibiscus plants will be given to those who join the chapter during the show.
Gardeners can bring problem hibiscus leaves in sealed plastic bags to the help desk for help.
Roz Merritt, president of the Lone Star Chapter of the American Hibiscus Society, has helped us provide thoughts and suggestions on how to get the most of your plants this summer. Do not allow hibiscus to wilt. Container plants may require daily watering during the summer. A good dose of daily sunlight will encourage better bloom production. But a break from the intense afternoon rays is not a bad idea, especially for dark-colored and double varieties.