In my 25+ year marriage I am as faithful as they come, never even kissed another. But in my garden they come and they go. And sometimes they come back again. Such is my love/hate/love affair with this red hibiscus. We were very happy for the first few years. So happy, that I decided to put his brother right next to him. Then something started eating them, and it kept getting worse. They were both completely defoliated in May of 2009. By the time they finally bloomed at the end of the summer, they had looked horrible for so long, I had already lost interest in them. When they disappeared for the winter, and the view was bare, I no longer wanted them back. I decided to replace them with Nandinas who have year round beauty and a carefree nature. Jesse spent 2 hours getting rid of the hibiscus brother on the right, but he never got around to removing the one on the left. Summer of 2010 that hibiscus started showing off, and I couldn’t resist. He was like a super model in every photo. Now I even want his brother back. Good thing one of the pieces Jesse threw behind the garage started to grow, so I’ll just transplant him back where he belongs.
I’ve also decided that while he is gone in the winter I will start enjoying either an espaliered camellia, or cotoneaster horizontalis. Once I decide which one, I’ll put him right between the hibiscus brothers. I really need something to get me through the long winter months.
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The view is so bare during winter. Who could blame me for wanting more?
Here’s a picture of my hole digging, plant moving, son Jesse. When I told him I decided to move the hibiscus back again he said “You know I’m going to college soon, so maybe you ought to start making better choices.”