Wolcott Garden Treasures




                   

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Rose of Sharon

Rose of Sharon, which is a form of Hibiscus, comes in both shrub and tree forms.
 

Shrub form

 

Blush Satin – 8-12’ tall x 6-10’ wide; mid-summer bloom of single blush pink flowers with dark red eyes


Lavender Chiffon
– 8-12’ tall x 6-10’ wide; early August through September blooms of single lavender flowers with lacy, frilly centers


Minerva
– 8-12’ tall x 6-10’ wide; mid-July bloom of single lavender flowers with dark red throats

Tree form


Aphrodite – single pink flowers with dark red throat; 8-10’ tall


Ardens
– Double blue flowers; 8-10’ tall


Lucy
– Double red flowers; 8-10’ tall

 

Photos of Rose of Sharon blooms courtesy of the UConn Plant Database.
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