HIBISCUS SYR. `PURPLE PILLAR`-Rose of Sharon

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HIBISCUS SYR. `PURPLE PILLAR`-Rose of SharonRose of Sharon Plant Type Shrub Hardiness ZONE 5 8 Mature Size Height 8 12 Ft Width 6 10 Ft Flower Color Pink Shades Description There's nothing like the northeast tradition of a blooming Rose of Sharon in the summer landscape. Simply put, no other plant can provide the combination of flower power, longevity, and color selection that Hibiscus can. The upright, oval form of the single flowered Hibiscus set buds in late spring and early summer and are

then mature to a cheerful chartreuse for the season

with its bold array of colors

especially given this plant's soft frond-like foliage that will remind you of a golden fern

Height:6-8 in

A great plant that will sell in endless numbers

incredible fragrant flowers in late July and August

ruffled pink-orange flowers that line the smooth

Add in spectacular fall foliage color and you have a small Blueberry that will be a big winner in your garden

'Dark Blue' thrives in these spots and is one of the best plants anywhere to help prevent erosion and hold soil

this blackberry will produce twice with a mid-summer floricane crop and a mid-fall primocane crop

Thin out 25% of this plant's old branches each year to retain the best winter color

No fancy pruning required