Althea Rose of Sharon Bushes Tonto Crape Myrtles perform best

Tonto Crape Myrtles perform best in full sun exposure

Pest/Disease Resistance: Exceptional Fire Blight Resistance

tender branches of saplings

A steady supply of moisture during the heat of July and August ensures the fruit skins stay elastic enough to handle the rapid juice expansion in the fall and do not split

followed in late summer by long

Althea Rose of Sharon Bushes Tonto Crape Myrtles perform bestAlthea, more commonly known as the Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus), is a multi stemmed shrub that typically grows upright with a vase shaped or rounded habit. It features attractive green foliage that may turn yellow in fall before dropping. The most notable feature of Althea is its large, showy flowers, which resemble hibiscus blooms. These flowers come in a variety of colors, including white, pink, purple, and blue often with a contrasting