Hibiscus Aphrodite Shrub

Aphrodite Hibiscus Shrubs ship as one to two foot tall 2 year field grown bare root plants

The Hibiscus Aphrodite, hibiscus syriacus, is valued for large single dark pink flowers with dark red eye that bloom in mid-to late summer when few other flowering shrubs bloom. Aphrodite Hibiscus flowering shrubs grow best in sun or partial shade and in most any soil type. Their growth rate ranges from slow to moderate, and transplanting is easy. Hardy Hibiscus are also known as althea and Rose of Sharon.

The Hardy Hibiscus Aphrodite peak blooming takes place around August. Prune in late winter or early spring. Frequent severe pruning gives fewer but larger flowers; no or little pruning gives many small flowers. We offer 6 of the most poplar Hardy Hibiscus varieties available.

Plants are shipped blooming size.

PLANT 5 FOOT APART IN A ROW TO CREATE A BEAUTIFUL FLOWERING LIVING FENCE.

Planting Instructions:

Planting Hardy Hibiscus Aphrodite Shrubs

Video on the basics for planting container grown plants:

How to Plant Container Grown Plants - Video