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Red Rose of Sharon Althea - 1 Gallon Pot - Hardy Flowering Shrub

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Red Rose of Sharon Althea – 1 Gallon Pot – Hardy Flowering Shrub

Name: Red Rose of Sharon Althea Gallon Pot - Hardy & Stunning Blooms
SKU: Y-W5-Austin-BotanicHavenTN-1760567481
Price: 36.99 USD
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Original price was: $57.99.Current price is: $36.99.

Red Rose of Sharon Althea is a hardy, deciduous shrub producing vibrant red flowers. Ideal for landscaping, hedges, and pollinators. Grows in USDA Zones 6-9.

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Category: Flowering Plants Tags: Althea shrub, drought-tolerant plants, fast-growing hedge, flowering shrub, gallon pot shrub, hardy hibiscus, hibiscus syriacus red, landscaping plants, Red Rose of Sharon

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USDA Hardiness Zone	-	4-8	3-8	4-9	5 (-20 to -10 °F)
Soil Type	-	Loam, Sand	Clay, Loam	Acidic, Loamy, Well-drained	Clay
Sunlight Exposure	-	Full Sun	Partial Shade, Full Sun	Partial Shade, Full Sun	Full Sun
Expected Planting Period	-	Summer	Fall, Spring	Spring or Fall	Summer and Autumn

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The Red Rose of Sharon Althea is a stunning flowering shrub known for its vibrant red blooms and hardy nature. Perfect for landscaping, hedges, or pollinator gardens, this deciduous shrub thrives in USDA Zones 6-9. With a mature height of 6-12 feet, it provides beautiful seasonal color with minimal maintenance.

This fast-growing shrub is drought-tolerant once established, making it a great choice for low-maintenance landscapes. The showy red flowers bloom from summer to early fall, attracting butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees. It grows well in full sun to partial shade and adapts to various soil types.

Each purchase includes one Red Rose of Sharon Althea plant in a 1-gallon pot. Whether used as a standalone accent, privacy hedge, or garden centerpiece, this hardy shrub adds a burst of color and elegance to any outdoor space.

Key Features and Benefits:

Product Type: Deciduous flowering shrub
Size: 1-gallon pot, grows 6-12 feet tall
Color: Vibrant red flowers with green foliage
Condition: Healthy, live plant
Drought-Tolerant & Low-Maintenance: Ideal for easy-care landscapes
Attracts Pollinators: Supports butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds
Versatile Use: Perfect for hedges, privacy screens, borders, and containers
Thrives in USDA Zones 6-9

Common Uses:

Landscaping: Adds height and color to garden beds
Hedges & Privacy Screens: Fast-growing and dense foliage
Pollinator Gardens: Supports bees and butterflies
Potted Planting: Grows well in large containers for patios
Gifts: Ideal for plant lovers and garden enthusiasts

FAQs: Q: How tall does the Red Rose of Sharon Althea grow? A: This shrub typically grows between 6-12 feet tall and spreads 4-10 feet wide.

Q: What are the best growing conditions? A: It thrives in full sun to partial shade, prefers well-draining soil, and is drought-tolerant once established.

Q: When does it bloom? A: The Red Rose of Sharon Althea produces vibrant red flowers from summer to early fall.

Q: Can it be grown in containers? A: Yes! It can be planted in large pots and placed on patios or decks for a beautiful display.

Q: Is pruning necessary? A: Light pruning in early spring helps maintain shape and encourages fuller blooms.