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Rose of Sharon at daughter's house (Original Post)
elleng
Jul 2023
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They are, and always think of Aunt Marie, who grew them in Conn., our 'country' place!
elleng
Jul 2023
#2
I have always loved them. Even before tip knew their name was like mine -Sharon
SharonAnn
Jul 2023
#6
For 25 years the apt building across from our apt building had Rose of Sharons....
electric_blue68
Jul 2023
#11
calimary
(84,607 posts)1. Absolutely heavenly!
elleng
(136,833 posts)2. They are, and always think of Aunt Marie, who grew them in Conn., our 'country' place!
Tanuki
(15,396 posts)3. I always think of the home where I grew up in WV.
There were several on the property, including one by the kitchen window. Much appreciated and visited by the local hummingbirds!
garybeck
(10,041 posts)4. Aka Althea
LudwigPastorius
(11,072 posts)5. I've got a pink and a white one in my backyard, but...
the heat is really stressing them.
They were blooming, and quite beautiful, up until the daily temperatures got over 100.
SharonAnn
(13,910 posts)6. I have always loved them. Even before tip knew their name was like mine -Sharon
diva77
(7,880 posts)7. Lovely! Do they have a fragrance?
elleng
(136,833 posts)8. I don't think so,
never noticed such.
'Except when the rose in question isn't even a rose, that is, and doesn't smell like much of anything
What rose of Sharon, Hibiscus syriacus, lacks in aroma, it makes up for in sheer beauty, with a dazzling display of single or double flowers from midsummer to fall or first frost.22 Mar 2023'
diva77
(7,880 posts)10. Yes, still dazzling! Thanks
BlueWaveNeverEnd
(10,478 posts)9. pretty
electric_blue68
(18,688 posts)11. For 25 years the apt building across from our apt building had Rose of Sharons....
White, pink, and ? pale violet ones! So pretty.
then last summer in a different neighborhood there were a bunch of white and pink ones. So lovely to see!