I shoved a bunch of Hibiscus clippings into the ground last month because Mark told me that it will just grow. You don’t need to get it to root in water, you just need to shove it into the ground. Some of our ground was so hard that I had to hammer a piece of rebarb into the ground first to “pre-drill” a hole for it. I pretty much stuck about 40 pieces into the ground and forgot about them.

One month later, it is amazing how well they are all doing. They have green leaves and branches popping out all over the place and this one even grew a flower!