Rose of sharon bush

Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) is a versatile shrub with abundant blooms. Learn how to grow this type of hardy hibiscus now on Gardener's Path.

The Rose of Sharon is known for its continuous gorgeous flowers. Learn when Rose of Sharon's blooming time is and what to do if it doesn't bloom here.

Rose of Sharon is an easy to grow and beautiful perennial! Plus it has many benefits for your yard! Check out these reasons to grow Rose of Sharon!

The Rose of Sharon is a beautiful summer blooming shrub that can reseed and scatter itself in other areas of your garden.

Rose of Sharon

Is your rose of Sharon not blooming as well? Is the plant overgrown? Our tips on pruning a rose of Sharon will fix all your woes and bring the plant back to glory. #shrubs #pruningtips

Rose of Sharon is an easy to grow and beautiful perennial! Plus it has many benefits for your yard! Check out these reasons to grow Rose of Sharon!

How to Propagate Rose of Sharon – The Creek Line House

Pruning your Rose of Sharon Plant is an important part of growing this fast-growing ornamental bush. While many think of the Rose of Sharon as a shrub, it can actually grow into the size of

Rose of Sharon is actually a variety of hibiscus, which is native to Indian subcontinent and other Asian countries. Planting rose of sharon is possible in variety of zones as it is adaptable to multiple climates.

The Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) also known as an Althea shrub is a mid summer bloomer in white, pink, red, or purple with a red center. You can also find them ruffled in the same array of co…

Simple steps to stimulate new flowers and shape this beautiful shrubHibiscus syriacus, more commonly known as "rose of Sharon" or "althea," is a flowering shrub that produces lush pink, purple, or white blooms. It's remarkably...

Learn How to Grow Rose of Sharon in Pots and cultivate these big flowers for a colorful display on your porch or balcony!

Rose of Sharon is a late season bloomer that comes into its own when the rest of the garden is petering out. Except there's one problem...dead branches.

Discover flowering shrubs that fill a garden with uninterrupted blooms after pruning in early spring. From potentilla in late spring and abelia in early summer to rose of Sharon in the fall, plant hardy shrubs that tolerate full sun or partial shade. #shrubs #floweringshrubs #long #blooming

If your Rose-of-Sharon shrubs tend to self-seed, read how pruning them in the fall can help, and make your spring easier.

Pruning is the best way to grow the rose of Sharon effectively and in a time frame. In this blog, learn How To Prune Rose Of Sharon and much more about the upkeep.

This shrub grows well in full sun conditions, from USDA Zones 4 to 9. Sizes can vary from 3 to 20 feet tall and wide, depending on cultivar. There are several dwarf cultivars available which stay around 3 feet tall and wide. There are new cultivars with variegated foliage, double flowers, or multi-colored flowers. Cultivars include: ‘Blueberry Smoothie’, ‘Sugar Tip’, ‘Blue Chiffon’, ‘Aphrodite’, ‘Blue Satin’, and ‘Lil Kim’.

These easy tips on how and when to prune rose of Sharon will help you keep this fast-growing, large shrub looking its best.