All you need to know about Hibiscus Syriacus (Rose of Sharon)

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[ScottALanter]

The leaves are edible, too. When I'm out of lettuce and don't feel like going to the store, I pick several leaves from my Rose of Sharon bushes, wash and dry them, and top sandwiches with them. The taste like lettuce.

[als]

When it’s gets windy we have to cut about 50% off to make the plant tough to withstand the wind - how philosophical is this toour own lives as seasons change - we must go through a time of breaking, of cutting so we may withstand what life will throw at us. Be blessed!

[melanieg]

Moved into a house 4yrs ago these hibiscus plants were already well established. They are well over 12ft tall. I have cut them back but not down in size. They're beautiful. I've never had to do anything to them. They reach up passed my back deck. So no matter where in the yard or deck you are they're seen from everywhere. It's a beautiful sight. No fertilizer, I don't have to water or use any kind of feed on them. They never fail to bloom. Nothing else grows in my hard, dense, clay soil. But these thrive every year without fail. I believe they've been here for well over 20yrs. As old ones die back the new shoots take over and always bloom thick and colorful.

[elainem]

I was given this plant from a neighbour who couldnt grow it in a pot. It had never flowered and she gave up. Stuck it straight into the ground and wow - i love it. Never knew the name of it until i stumbled across your video ! Thank you - and thanks for the tips also.

[GodJesusHolySpirit]

Did anyone else notice the little bee that zoomed into the flower as soon as he touched it? 😆😆😆

[mnicide]

These flowers (the white and pink kind) popped up in my backyard last week after my grandmother passed away. The area where they came up were just weeds for years and years and then all of a sudden, beautiful flowers.

[tammyd]

Thank you!! My husband didn't know what a Rose of Sharon looked like, and I want one. So now he thinks it looks nice too. And I didn't know you shouldn't use electric hedge clippers, but what you said about the jagged cutting making the plant succeptible to catching diseases die to the branches not having clean cuts makes complete sense! That is like Rose bushes. You should use Sharp Shears and cut at a 45° angle. I think I'll make similar cuts on the Rose of Sharon. It will probably help the rain run off more easily like it does for Mom's Mr. Lincoln Rose Bush. Thank you!

[DD-hynl]

Your Rose of Sharon looks so beautiful!

[protectorofthetruth]

Thank you for your video.
I'm a landscape Designer in Dallas, Texas
I use ROS a lot....
Thanks again....
Victor

[risenandreturning]

Thank you - you gave me the perfect amount of information I needed for my new addition to my almost bare yard. 😁

[SpritualTechniques]

A friend of mine (in the states ) has some extra Rose of Sharon (wants to thin out ) so that’s why I came to your YouTube Site to see what the plant look like!

[laurasmith]

Thank you so much! The video was very informative and helpful. Your English is great!

[joeygagliardi]

Thanks for youe video, I am now in my 2nd year with planting mine. I had always admired them. Have had pretty good luck and wanted to keep it that way. Did not know about the trimming, now I do. Thanks.It is presently in Bloom in Fuschia, , and is thriving. Will make sure I do the trimming in the Fall. Great info. All the best to you and yours, , , here in 2021

[Itsmevictoire]

AWESOME!
I THANK YOU SO MUCH !🌻
❤FROM DALLAS TEXAS

[quicknumbercrunch]

Good information. Thank you. I have two in my garden near Paris France that have grown in the shade of trees, yet they grow well, lots of flowers. I think they receive three or four hours of sun per day.

[funiron]

Very much enjoyed the video and the information provided, thank you for your time and attention

[ironkok]

OMG，your hibiscus is so wonderful。i love it so much。
i from Malaysia that 365 days summer，which mean whole year are blooming at here as well。❤️hibiscus

[LaughingblueSu]

Excellent job of organizing your video! Well done thank you

[EmmaMorgan]

I just picked up a blue hibiscus in 10”pot in Aldi for £6.99! Been trying to find one for two years! Soooo lucky!! I live in wales uk x

[williammorris]

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