Summer Soirée Rose of Sharon

Create a fabulous backdrop for your summertime get-togethers with this very special flowering shrub. Our growers have combined three of the very best selections from Proven Winners® Chiffon® Series of Rose of Sharon.

Use these colorful shrubs to set the stage for summertime fun. It's easy to decorate your landscape with the colorful high-performance of Summer Soirée Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus 'Notwoodthree', Hibiscus syriacus 'JWNWOOD4', Hibiscus syriacus 'Notwoodtwo').

These "three in one" blooms will amaze your guests. Use them to create a lovely, private flowering hedge anywhere you have a sunny spot.

Savvy party planners know that it's the little details that make an event successful. The same idea goes for a polished landscape.

Dress up your outdoor furnishings with coordinating colors. Choose exterior pillows, tablecloths, candles and napkins in a pretty mix of crisp white, lavender blue and blush pink. Deepen the impact with a "pop" of French blue or magenta pink in your tableware or wine glass charms.

Rely on carefree Rose of Sharon shrubs! They start blooming in summer, and the blooms last and last.

Summer Soirée features an outstanding floral display. You'll enjoy a unique single blue flower with a lacy center, a pink single with a lacy center, and a pristine white single with a lacy center.

You'll appreciate the fine-textured, upright growth habit and dark green foliage of these clean and easy tall shrubs, as well. They are versatile and provide a multi-faceted boost of color for your home or commercial property.

You'll love how they start blooming just as most other flowering shrubs are finishing up for the season.

Place your order for Summer Soirée Rose of Sharon this season. Please don't delay, these specialized "Three in One" shrubs are one of a kind and won't last long.

How to Use Summer Soirée Rose of Sharon in the Landscape

These shrubs know how to have a good time. Whether you use one as a spectacular accent shrub, or plant a long, tall "Living Fence" with a series of them along your pool deck or fence line, you'll love their fun look.

Create a paradise for you and your guests. Let them grow into their full height and width to dazzle you year after year.

To create a solid screen, plant them four feet apart on center. You'll measure from the center of one to the center of the next.

Want fast results? Order the largest size container we have in stock to get a jump-start on your fence. You can also plant a staggered, zigzagging double row that will fill in quickly.

If you want to start conversations, plant a single shrub at the corner of your foundation planting. Plant a pair flanking either side of your outdoor dining room. Hide the neighbors with a few strategically placed in a pretty mass planting.

Add as a multi-colored backdrop in your mixed border. Or, rely on them for hedging in a side yard. Use them along your street to muffle the sound of traffic.

You can even keep them as a "Thriller" in large exterior containers as a tropical-looking focal point. Keep containers well watered!

Try them anywhere you have a sunny spot. Treat you and your guests to months of bloom!

#ProPlantTips for Care

For the most flowers, be sure to give them a full sun position. They thrive in at least six hours of direct sunlight. The more sun, the better!

Well-drained soil is important. If you see puddles long after a rain event, create a stylish raised garden bed for them.

Provide a medium amount of water on a regular basis. Mulch over the tops of the root systems to keep them nice and cool. Just don't let the mulch touch the stems, pull it back about six inches for proper air circulation.

With a graceful form, you won't need to do much pruning. These award-winning, well-behaved varieties also have a reduced seed set. However, if you want to shape them or reduce their size, prune in early spring before it starts to grow.

These incredibly special custom shrubs will make an outstanding garden feature. Order your Summer Soirée Rose of Sharon from the expert growers at LetsPlantify.com this season.