Pink Chiffon® Rose of Sharon Tree Form

New tree form plants are growing ever-more-popular! Growing popular shrubs on a standard lifts the blooms to eye-level. They stay small and deliver breezy charm for high-profile locations throughout your landscape.

Our growers are some of the very best in the country. They've taken many years to sculpt one of the brightest Proven Winners ® flowering shrubs into these delightful patio trees.

Pink Chiffon® Rose of Sharon Tree Form (Hibiscus syriacus 'Pink Chiffon' PP24,336) features semi-double blooms. Lavishly large, single pink flowers are ornamented with a whiskery touch of deeper red and bedecked with a fluffy, lacy center.

The longer you look, the more you'll adore the gorgeous shade and texture of these frilly, anemone-like flowers. Whether you call it cotton candy, Barbie, or clear, this purposeful shade of pink is very fetching. It easily brings life to your landscape.

Everyone looks great when washed with a pink reflection. That's why fancy restaurants use pink light bulbs, after all!

You'll have no color fading on these tender-pink blossoms. The flower power starts in summer and lasts for months into fall.

Use one or many more to create focal points in your landscape. Grow them in the ground, or use as a "Thriller" in an extra-large container.

Add them to your porch, patio, balcony or deck. Accentuate your entryway; or screen off unsightly modern views.

With proper care, modern Pink Chiffon Hibiscus Tree Form will produce months of tropical-looking blooms. Decorate your landscape with these special small trees year after year.

We will run out of our limited supply quickly. Order yours today!

How to Use Pink Chiffon® Rose of Sharon Tree Form in the Landscape

This is a perfect size for a courtyard specimen. Keep it in a planting bed, or use a large container by the side of your doorway.

You can use their shade by placing a petite seating area to their north or west side. It won't take much to be able to graciously receive a few guests in your front yard.

Reclaim this space for a cup of coffee with a few friends or neighbors. Small space gardens must work hard to please people.

Good planning is important! Look for ways to utilize their blooming display to your advantage.

This is the plant that can actually fit into your sunny side yard and cover that bathroom window, for heaven's sakes. Or...give yourself something pretty to look at from the kitchen window as you do the dishes.

On properties with mature landscaping, you can add a few Pink Chiffon Tree Forms for color. Run them in a mulched bed to add a fun visual layer at the edge of evergreen trees.

Great design adds a sense of anticipation and journey to your landscape. Try winding a narrow path to a private garden room with living walls. Add Pink Chiffon as a very effective focal point in that space.

These darling trees can also decorate a Children's Garden. They are just the right size, after all.

Watch butterflies visit day after day. Use a sweet row of these terrific trees on the "company side" of your annual Victory Garden or Backyard Orchard for larger harvests with help from the precious, ruffly blooms.

Gift these to celebrate the birth of a baby girl! Or gift them to yourself because it's Thursday.

#ProPlantTips for Care

The needs of these trees are simple. Site them correctly, and you'll probably wind up naming them and babying them, just like they are a little family plant pet.

You'll enjoy the most flowers and the boldest color if they receive at least six hours of direct sunlight a day. Pink Chiffon Rose of Sharon Tree Form also needs well-drained soil that stays evenly moist.

Add a three-inch layer of wood chip mulch over the root system. Apply a medium amount of water on a regular schedule. Easy-peasy!

Sure, sometimes pruning a Tree Form can be daunting but we promise it's not all that difficult! Each year in the early spring, take a pair of sharp shears and evaluate the size and age of your tree.

If it's a smaller, younger, tree, make 45-degree angled cuts to reduce the overall size to a two to three-foot rounded sphere on top of the standard. 

For larger, older, trees, you can just reduce the overall size to a three to four-foot rounded sphere. This will allow for a little more size. 

Apply a slow-release fertilizer for flowering plants when you are done. Please follow the application rates on the label directions.

Don't miss out on this year's crop of Pink Chiffon® Rose of Sharon Tree Form. We've lavished years of care into these, and will run out of inventory quickly.