Rose Of Sharon

Image by dadalia Colorful, showy flowers appear in summer in shades of white, red, pink, and purple on the rose of Sharon bush. Growing rose of Sharon is an easy and effective way to add long lasting summer…

Image by dadalia A rose of sharon without blossoms is just a nice shrub. The spectacular flowers that emerge from this landscaping favorite are why you put it in in the first place. If you aren’t seeing any…

Image by apugach The rose of Sharon shrub flowers on growth from the current year, allowing optimum opportunities for when to prune rose of Sharon. Pruning rose of Sharon shrub may be done in late fall or…

Image by JIMYUNG KO Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) is a large, hardy shrub that produces bright showy blossoms that are white, red, pink, violet and blue. The bush blossoms in summer, when only a few…

Image by Cristina Ionescu Rose of Sharon plants (Hibiscus syriacus) are ornamental hedge shrubs that can be prolific and weedy. When you want to learn how to control rose of Sharon, remember that prevention…

Image by bigemrg You might be wondering if you’ve missed something. Is there a blue hibiscus plant that you should have heard about? Actually, blue hibiscus flowers are not really blue (they’re more like…

Image by dadalia Rose of Sharon is a hardy, deciduous shrub that produces big, hollyhock-like blooms when most blooming shrubs are winding down in late summer and early autumn. The downside is that this…

Image by Nahhan Rose of sharon is a large deciduous flowering shrub in the Mallow family and is hardy in zones 5-10. Because of its large, dense habit and its ability to seed itself, rose of sharon makes an…

Image by Joppi Hardy in zones 5-10, rose of sharon, or shrub althea, allows us to grow tropical looking blooms in non-tropical locations. Rose of sharon is usually planted in the ground but it can also be…

Image by Jennifer Martell via GKH Scavenger Hunt Rose of Sharon is a hardy plant that usually grows in difficult growing conditions with very little maintenance. However, even the toughest plants can run into…