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Rose of Sharon
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| Yourgarden.com's Specialist - Marian |
To grow new Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) try using the seeds. After blooming you get green seedpods and after a while they dry and will be brown. They fall off the shrub (tree) or you can pop them off by yourself. Inside the seedpods you find a lot of dark brown seeds. So try it and you get more Roses of Sharon. |
| Philip Swindells from the UK | Hibiscus syriacus is easily increased from short cuttings of unflowered growth taken during the summer.Cuttings torn away with a heel of old wood root quite readily. The problem with seeds is that they do not necessarily reproduce exactly as the parent plant. |
| Marjorie from the USA |
When leaves turn yellow on most any plant, it usually means too much water, or too little. Too much sun, or too little. |
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