Large, single, hibiscus-like flowers in shades of soft pink to lavender, often with a deeper red eye at the center, bloom profusely from midsummer through fall. It’s a vibrant burst of color when many other shrubs are fading, adding a touch of the South Pacific to your Prescott landscape!
The Fiji Rose of Sharon is an upright, vase-shaped shrub that typically reaches 8-10 feet tall and 4-6 feet wide, making it an excellent choice for adding late-season interest to borders, as a colorful hedge, or even as a striking standalone specimen. This sun-loving shrub thrives in our warm Arizona climate, soaking up those rays to produce an abundance of those beautiful, tropical-looking blooms. And for those of you concerned about deer, you’ll be happy to know that Rose of Sharon is generally not a favorite on their menu.
To give your Fiji Rose of Sharon the best start and ensure those late-season flowers bloom their best, I recommend planting with Watters Premium Mulch. This will help to retain consistent soil moisture, suppress weeds, and provide essential nutrients as it breaks down. To fuel that fantastic late-summer and fall flower display, feed your Rose of Sharon in early spring with Watters 7-4-4 All-Purpose Plant Food. This balanced nutrition will keep it blooming its heart out, bringing a touch of the tropics to your garden when you need it most.
Add a vibrant and exotic touch to your late-season garden with the beautiful Fiji Rose of Sharon. You’ll love its profusion of tropical-looking blooms!
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