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Rose of Sharon - Fireworks
Rose of Sharon - Fireworks Multiple colored blooms on one shrub! The Rose of Sharon – Fireworks (Althea syriacus Fireworks) is a magnificent, double blooming shrub that explodes in color all summer long. A variety of hibiscus, The Rose of Sharon is unlike most flowering shrubs. Rather than blooming in the spring, the Rose of Sharon blooms in late summer or early fall. It’s a wonderful choice to add late season color to your landscape. And what color it will be! The Rose of Sharon Fireworks is a unique collection of three different varieties. This produces wonderful double blooms in shades of pink, lavender and red. Multiple colored flowers on one shrub; quite a sight to see. This fascinating shrub grows upright in a somewhat vase shape. It will thrive in full sun, tolerates poor soil and scorching heat. Plant the stunning Rose of Sharon Fireworks and you will be amazed by the patchwork of stunning color this shrub will add to your landscape. * Very heat hardy* Late season bloomer* Multi colored blooms.
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| Holly - Blue Prince - Sale Price: $56.45 Holly - Blue Prince, Ilex x meserveae 'Blue Prince', has shiny, deep lustrous hardy blue-green leaves that contribute to this variety's excellent form all season. Use as a pollinator for 'Blue Princess'. 'Blue Prince' and 'Blue Princess' need to be planted near each other in order to produce fruit; one 'Blue Prince' will pollinate many female hollies. Blue Prince makes a fantastic, thick hedge, growing to a maximum height of about 15', but can easily be pruned to a lower height. It needs good drainage and a rich, acid soil. Hollies are good companions for rhododendrons and azaleas, and they accept sun or partial shade. Some protection from winter winds and bright winter sun is preferred. Hollies cheer every winter landscape with their dark green leaves and bright red berries. They certainly are plants with year-round interest: blooms in the spring, berries in fall, and structure in winter. These plants display vibrantly colored textures in a variety of shapes and can be used as foundation plantings or massed in the shrub border. |
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