#Purple althea hibiscus tree full#

Keep the soil moist, but not saturated, especially in summer and in the first few months after planting.

#Purple althea hibiscus tree full#

The Purple Althea requires full sun and is adaptable to a variety of well-drained soils. Spring and fall are ideal times to plant this shrub, but as long as you avoid extreme temperatures, especially in mild climates, you can plant throughout the year. When planting your Purple Althea Hibiscus tree be sure you have the right location and conditions for your new plants to thrive. Rose of Sharon trees are hard to find!Īdd some pizazz to your yard with the Purple Althea Hibiscus tree! Order yours today before they're gone. The Purple Rose of Sharon tree is low maintenance, deer, pest, and disease resistant, attractive to butterflies, beautiful and unique! What more could you want? And you WILL NOT find this tree in your neighbor’s yard. This Purple hibiscus tree is even tolerant of pollution, poor soil, and heat! You will want to water when the ground is dry in the growing season for brighter blooms. They are drought tolerant once established so if you forget about your pretty tree on occasion it will be just fine. They tend to be pest and disease resistant so you won't need to spray any harmful chemicals. The Purple Althea Hibiscus is easy to grow just like tradition althea plants. You'll want this pretty little gem close by your rocking chair! Get prepared for the questions and the oohs and ahhs from friends and neighbors! 'Where did you find this gorgeous, dwarf tree?!' Oh, come on, you can tell them! We'll probably be sold out by the time they check anyway ) These gorgeous babies are going to go fast!īutterflies and hummingbirds flock to the Purple Althea Hibiscus tree. We are so excited to be able to offer the amazing Double Purple Hibiscus tree! Also known as the Rose of Sharon tree, this stunning specimen puts on a spectacular show when most other flowers are long gone! Enjoy tons of vibrant purple double blooms from midsummer to fall.