These beautiful shrubs actually can grow into very large trees . 🌺🙂🌺 Yes they do come in three different colors purple and pink and white 😍 🌺 Pillar Rose 🌺 This beautiful shrub tree is loved by everyone especially butterflies and bees . 🌺🐝🦋 The 🌺 ( Pillar Rose ) 🌺 are totally edible and humans and animals can eat the flowers as well as the young seed pods as well as the young leaves even the twigs and the roots are used for medical purposes and food. This wonderful plant is a food source as well it has medical benefits . 🤔🙂🤔 You can use the young tender leaves and soups and stir fries. 🤔 You can Sun dry the flowers and use it as medical healthy tea . 😍 You can use the fresh tender leaves to make a paste with distilled water and use it on burns as well as insect bites and wounds . 🤔 You can also dry the leaves in use it as tea leaves. 🤔 The flower is a source of vitamin c and it is good for your immune system. 😍 It helps keep your blood pressure low and it is good for people with diabetes . 🤔 It helps your body with inflammation . 🙂 It helps you when you have a sore throat or a flu and cold. Look up the health benefits for this wonderful shrub tree on TH-cam as well as in the internet . 🌺🤔🌺 From one plant you can have thousands of these plants through the seed pods each year when the seed pods drop on to the soil in the end of fall . 🍁 They multiply and grow very quickly . 🌺🤔🌺 I have many trees on both sides of my house and have to pull out the baby seedlings before they overtake my yard. They make great border fencing and are extremely beautiful as well as a food and medical supply in case of emergency situations . 😍
Each year there are new little rose of sharon plants under my ten foot plant. They seem to be from fallen seeds. Is that possible? or are they from the roots of the older plant?
I have a question about the health. My sister has one with a crack in the trunk and moss growing on the trunk. Can it be saved or should she discard it??
Very professional, excellent info
These beautiful shrubs actually can grow into very large trees . 🌺🙂🌺
Yes they do come in three different colors purple and pink and white 😍
🌺 Pillar Rose 🌺
This beautiful shrub tree is loved by everyone especially butterflies and bees . 🌺🐝🦋
The 🌺 ( Pillar Rose ) 🌺 are totally edible and humans and animals can eat the flowers as well as the young seed pods as well as the young leaves even the twigs and the roots are used for medical purposes and food.
This wonderful plant is a food source as well it has medical benefits . 🤔🙂🤔
You can use the young tender leaves and soups and stir fries. 🤔
You can Sun dry the flowers and use it as medical healthy tea . 😍
You can use the fresh tender leaves to make a paste with distilled water and use it on burns as well as insect bites and wounds . 🤔
You can also dry the leaves in use it as tea leaves. 🤔
The flower is a source of vitamin c and it is good for your immune system. 😍
It helps keep your blood pressure low and it is good for people with diabetes . 🤔
It helps your body with inflammation . 🙂
It helps you when you have a sore throat or a flu and cold.
Look up the health benefits for this wonderful shrub tree on TH-cam as well as in the internet . 🌺🤔🌺
From one plant you can have thousands of these plants through the seed pods each year when the seed pods drop on to the soil in the end of fall . 🍁
They multiply and grow very quickly . 🌺🤔🌺
I have many trees on both sides of my house and have to pull out the baby seedlings before they overtake my yard.
They make great border fencing and are extremely beautiful as well as a food and medical supply in case of emergency situations . 😍
Each year there are new little rose of sharon plants under my ten foot plant. They seem to be from fallen seeds. Is that possible? or are they from the roots of the older plant?
I planted my rose of sharon 5 years ago the bush looks great and healthy but no flowers?
I have a question about the health. My sister has one with a crack in the trunk and moss growing on the trunk. Can it be saved or should she discard it??
Moss shouldn’t be an issue for a large plant
I have a rise of Sharon treed up and list a big branch after a storm. As I remove it should I treat the scarred area? Thx
Where did you get the owl 🦉