Lavender Rose of Sharon Althea Tree "pf-house" prune spent canes back to

prune spent canes back to promote the growth of new ones

Whether you plant this tree alone as a focal point in your front yard or amongst others in your garden

It keeps on growing

prune the oldest

Their harvest time is anywhere from late July to September

Lavender Rose of Sharon Althea Tree "pf-house" prune spent canes back toBeautiful Purple Blooms, Weeks at a Time Why Lavender Rose of Sharon Althea Trees? The captivating flowers are a gorgeous blue purple. The colors of the Lavender Rose of Sharon Althea are unlike anything else. Reminiscent of blueberry ice cream, the deep purples curl at the edges of the transfixing bright blue petals. The pop of color will be an incredible addition to your landscape. You get massive double blooms with this tree. The Rose of Sharon