Let's take you through my mallow hibiscus and rose of Sharon plants as they appear in early June. Some are blooming and some are just poking their heads up from the ground. The rose of Sharon's are shrubs and continue to have foliage through most of our winter but do get a new flush of growth in late Spring. The mallow hibiscus die back to the ground after the first frost but reliably come back anywhere between late Spring - early Summer. That said, they are some of the last plants to break dormancy, some as late as mid-June even in our zone 9 environment so don't despair if its mid June and they still appear as a bunch of dry sticks. They all love full sun and bloom almost endlessly until late October.
11 июн 2024
