Rose of Sharon
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sibyl
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Rose of Sharon
Have any of you ever been able to successfully grow a Rose of Sharon bush from seed?
- Odie
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sibyl;1105160 wrote: Have any of you ever been able to successfully grow a Rose of Sharon bush from seed?
never tried it from seed, but it's a hardy plants as I have three, so give it a try!
never tried it from seed, but it's a hardy plants as I have three, so give it a try!
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sibyl
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Oh you're so right about it being hardy! That's one of the reasons I'm partial to it ... well ... that and the beautiful flowers!
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Mustang
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My wife has lots of these bushes in all colors and yes, all grown from seed. She lets the pods hit the dirt below and they re-seed themselves!
We transplant them then to other areas of our property once they are at least 6 inches tall and have given numerous ones to friends.
We transplant them then to other areas of our property once they are at least 6 inches tall and have given numerous ones to friends.
- Odie
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sibyl;1105196 wrote: Oh you're so right about it being hardy! That's one of the reasons I'm partial to it ... well ... that and the beautiful flowers!
yes, they can be aggressive.........lol.
- by all means since you love them, start them by seed, let me know how they work out and good luck!:-6
yes, they can be aggressive.........lol.
- by all means since you love them, start them by seed, let me know how they work out and good luck!:-6
Life is just to short for drama.
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ade901
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Don't bother with seed - they often do not come true. Just get a few roots and plant those. You will have plenty soon enough