HIBISCUS SYR. `PURPLE PILLAR`-Rose of SharonRose of Sharon Plant Type Shrub Hardiness ZONE 5 8 Mature Size Height 8 12 Ft Width 6 10 Ft Flower Color Pink Shades Description There's nothing like the northeast tradition of a blooming Rose of Sharon in the summer landscape. Simply put, no other plant can provide the combination of flower power, longevity, and color selection that Hibiscus can. The upright, oval form of the single flowered Hibiscus set buds in late spring and early summer and are

providing prized food for local birds and other garden critters

This native evergreen will wow you with rich

»  Extremely large berries

Now people in some of the coldest spots in the northeast can grow this summer charmer instead of just dreaming about it

The upright

Compact size makes it perfect for a foundation of for grouping to form a colorful hedge

It's large heart shaped leaves subtly turns green to burgundy and into an attractive bronze in the fall

nearly black foliage creating a colorful combo for the mixed garden bed

Description- Aggressive

This is an improved

rounded habit that makes it perfect to plant anywhere

Charcoal veins accent the leaves