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Medium size, upright-growing, slender, well-branched shrub or small tree. Has bright green serrated leaves and produces purple blossoms in late summer. It is easily grown, tolerating a wide range of soil and moisture conditions.
Upright deciduous shrub with showy, double red flowers. Blooms are visible all summer long. Hardy and easy to grow.
Medium size, upright growing, slender, well-branched with bright green serrated leaves. White flowers bloom in late summer. It is easily grown, tolerating a wide range of soil and moisture conditions. Excellent specimen.
Unique dwarf habit with dark green foliage and white blooms with a maroon eye. The blooms may last up to 3 days as compared to 1 day from other varieties.
A miniature Althea with dark green foliage has dainty pink flowers with a showy red eye that bloom all summer. Deer resistant and drought tolerant. Excellent landscape specimen.
An upright, deer-resistant shrub that turns heads with its layered blooms: medium pink buds open to white flowers brushed with pink around a striking dark red center, fading to soft pink as they mature. It flowers heavily through summer, right through North Texas’ hottest stretch, filling the garden with color when many other shrubs slow down. Its full, upright habit matures to hedge size, making it a natural fit for privacy screening or a standout specimen planting.
An upright, dense shrub prized for its heavily ruffled white blooms centered with a striking reddish-purple eye, set against dark green, leathery foliage. It flowers almost continuously through summer and rarely sets seed, so there’s no volunteer seedling cleanup to worry about. Tough and adaptable to a range of soils, it holds up well through North Texas’ long, hot summers and makes an excellent informal hedge, privacy screen, or small specimen tree.
a deciduous shrub known for its stunning, soft lavender-pink flowers with a subtle ruffled appearance. The blooms, which resemble delicate chiffon fabric, are large and feature a dark red center, creating a striking contrast. This variety of Rose of Sharon is valued for its long-lasting summer blooms and its ability to attract pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds. Lavender Chiffon Althea is hardy, easy to grow, and thrives in full sun with well-drained soil, making it a beautiful addition to gardens and landscapes.
Large, upright, multi-stemmed shrub with double red flowers in summer. A very rugged, maintenance-free plant that endures poor growing conditions.
This heavy blooming variety of Rose of Sharon produces double bright magenta flowers from late spring to frost. A hardy plant, tolerating heat and humidity, also adds interest by attracting hummingbirds and butterflies while deterring deer.
A densely branched shrub known for its extended bloom season, covering itself in lavender-pink flowers with deep red centers from midsummer into fall. Handsome, leathery dark green foliage backs the blooms and holds up well to drought and air pollution, while hummingbirds and pollinators flock to the flowers. Producing little to no seed means no volunteer seedlings to manage. Its strong drought tolerance once established makes it a dependable choice for North Texas summers, working well as an informal hedge or screening plant.
Pure white flowers with reddish-pink centers bloom from summer to fall, and show off perfectly against the bright green leaves. Deciduous.
This beautiful new rose of Sharon has the same flower power and soft, graceful stems of other Chiffon® varieties, but with large, soft pink flowers. You’ll fall in love with the distinctive clear pink blooms! Deciduous.
The first columnar Althea. Purple and red semi-double flowers appear all summer long. The narrow habit gives it unlimited landscape potential from narrow hedges, screens, formal gardens, entry ways to decorative containers.
A delightful flowering deciduous shrub with slender, upright branches and bright green foliage. The outstanding large white flowers with red centers provide a welcome color accent in summer landscapes. A beautiful accent or container specimen. Works well as a foundation plant, hedge, or privacy screen.
A striking, narrow columnar Rose of Sharon bred for tight spaces where width is limited but height and privacy are wanted, such as fence lines, narrow side yards, or vertical accents in a border. Large, ruffled red-violet blooms cover the upright stems from early summer through fall, drawing hummingbirds and pollinators during the hottest part of the season. Extremely heat-tolerant and easygoing about soil, it shrugs off North Texas summers with ease and asks for little beyond an occasional shaping prune, making it a reliable, low-maintenance screening plant for DFW landscapes.
Masses of large, single white flowers adorn this compact plant summer through fall.
The crisp white flowers of White Chiffon® rose of Sharon make a cool, refreshing oasis in the landscape that is especially effective on summer nights, when they seem to shine out from the plant. Fluffy centers not only make the blooms extra showy, they lso ensure this plant sets much less seed than conventional roses of Sharon as well. All of the Chiffon® series naturally grows with a useful rounded habit and soft graceful stems.
For example: Bedding Plants, Shade Perennials, Althea