Celebrate red, white and blue flowers in mid to late summer! Excellent as single shrubs or for hedges!
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Rose of Sharon Shrubs
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 Huge Blue Flowers for your summer garden! Grows 6 to 10 feet tall! Produces few to no seeds! Container Grown - From $19.59 |
 Bright white blooms with deep red eyes cover this dwarf rose of sharon shrub! Grows 3 to 4 feet tall! Container Grown - From $19.59 |
 Dwarf Rose of Sharon Shrub with fuchsia red flowers in summer! Grows 3 to 4 feet tall! Container Grown - From $19.59 |
 Dwarf Rose of Sharon with Violet Flowers in summer! Grows 3 to 4 feet tall! Container Grown - From $19.59 |
 Large single deep pink flowers wtih dark red eyes! Grows 6 to 10 feet tall in part to full sun! Excellent for hedges! Bare Root Shrubs - From $9.59 |
 Double Red Flowers in mid to late summer! Grows 6 to 10 feet tall in part to full sun! Bare Root Shrubs - From $9.59 |
 Large Double Pink Flowrs for mid to late summer! Grows 6 to 10 feet tall! Bare Root Shrubs - From $9.59 |
 Pure White Flowers with Deep Red Throats! Grows 8 to 10 feet tall with upright branching! Growing in One Gallon Pots - From $28.59 |
 Enjoy Double Light Purple Blooms in Late Summer! Grows in the 6 to 10 foot height range! Bare Root Shrubs - From $9.59 |
 Beautiful single white flowers in summer! Produces little to no seeds! Bare Root Shrubs - From $9.59 |
 The specially trained tree-form of the Ardens Rose of Sharon produces 3 to 5 inch double, rose-purple flowers that bloom all summer long. From $27.95 |
 Diana, tree-form white flowering Rose of Sharon, blooms with large silky white blooms from mid-summer till frost. Easy to grow in sun, shade and in any soil. From $27.59 Now Booking this Plant for Fall 2020 |
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Rose of Sharon shrubs performs at their best as full sun plants and planted in well drained soil. These flowering shrubs provide long lasting blooms from mid summer to frost. For summer blooming, plant a Rose of Sharon hedge. Though they will grow in partially sunny to lightly shaded areas, their blooming may be limited. Hibiscus syriacus shrubs is a deciduous shrub also known as Hardy Hibiscus and Althea.
Although Rose of Sharon bushes will lose their leaves in winter, they still make beautiful flowering privacy hedges in areas for summer use such as planting around swimming pools. Their unusually large blooms attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. As these hibiscus bloom longer than other flowering shrubs, they are later to leaf out. Expect them to leaf out in late spring to early summer.
Looking for seedless rose of sharon shrubs, try our Diana Rose of Sharon and the Azurri Blue Satin Rose of Sharon.
Read our Tips for Growing Rose of Sharon Hedge.
Pictured here are the Lil Kim Rose of Sharon Proven Winners.