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Popular rose of Sharon plants (Hibiscus syriacus) start blooming in July and continue into fall, and can overwinter outdoors in cold temperatures. These hardy hibscus plants, also call shrub althea, prefer full sun and moist, well-drained soil.

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Despite being called a “Rose of Sharon”, these plants are actually belong to the Hibiscus genus. They are very tolerant of many conditions, making them very appealing garden shrubs. The…

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In the world of shrubs, this one has a lot going against it, but there isn’t much else in flower in late summer.

The Hibiscus Syriacus 'Minerva' - 'Minerva' Rose of Sharon, commonly called 'Shrub Althea Minerva' or 'Hibiscus Minerva', is a compact, vase-shaped, dense, multi-stemmed deciduous shrub with broad, ovate green foliage and eye-catching blushed pink, lavender blooms. In late spring, the foliage emerges a pale yellow green that later matures into of lush medium green. From early summer to late fall, this long blooming, vigorous growing shrub is adorned with showy, heavily ruffled, lavender…

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