Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) Pruning Guide - How to Prune Correctly for Maximum Flowers, Hedge
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) is a stalwart in the garden. These long lived flowering shrubs may not be the showiest plants, but they are incredibly easy to grow and very robust. They are so robust in fact that many times they outgrow their space in the garden and should be pruned back. In this video we demonstrate clearly step by step how to prune our Rose of Sharon in the spring time. These plants produce their flowers on new growth so this can really be done at any time, however I believe an early spring pruning is the optimal time as they will quickly regrow. I am demonstrating on my Althea hedging by my deck so that my plants will stay nice and upright as well as retain their bushy habit. #shrubs #pruning #gardening
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The best of the Althea pruning videos I’ve watched. Lots of specific instructions here. Mine is an umbrella shape right now and I want to make sure I don’t kill it when I trim it today. Thanks!
So happy to hear that!!
Thank You for a great presentation.
Great video - really clear about exactly what to prune and the order of steps to make it easier! Just subscribed. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I relocated a 10 footer with multiple trunks from good soil to crappy red dirt up in northern California. From that one I now have 22 more. Love them, hard to kill . They take the Redding heat well.
Wow!!
Hi Devin .You pruned roses of sharon beautifully .I have rose of sharon for two years now it has leaves . Have a wonderful day 🌿
Thank you! You too!
Thank you for this video Devin !! I’m in western Pennsylvania & im new to your channel ❤ but I love your info / advice
Thanks for joining!
I didn’t know that I should prune them. I have about half a dozen young ones, about three or four years old. I’d better get busy. Thanks for the tips .
Go for it! It’ll help them stay nice and upright
EXCELLENT video! Love your new deck!! :)
Thanks!
Pruning these reminds me a lot of regular roses, just without the thorns 😂 Nice to know. Can you easily make saplings of these? Do you have a video on that?
I need to make a video on that!
Great pruning advice as usual. Again, I love your property looking a bit hap hazard even with interspersed weeds. I’d love for you to do a video solely on what are weeds, dandelions, invasive and okay weeds. Not all weeds are necessarily bad. People don’t know what are good weeds or bad. Just a suggestion. Thanks again for your enthusiasm!!!
Thanks! Managing all three acres on my own, I do what I can, but as you point out, I want to paint a realistic picture for other home gardeners!
@@plantvibrations Weeds are the realities!!! Have a killer day!
Thanks Devin, for showing us a very good video on Rose of Sharon. Your video was right on time for me...tomorrow I am trimming back my plant. I watched a video suggesting adding some Rose fertilizer to your plant in the spring. Do you agree with this recommendation?
Yes that would be perfect. Rose fert is great for most shrubs
I got a question
Do you recommend any sort of spray to combat mold for the rose of Sharon? My mom did a stupid thing and use the pressure washer on her plant and the bark got compromised and now her tree is infested with some sort of mold.
Try a moss spray
Thanks for the vid 💜 Is it OK to prune them in August (late summer in the UK) After it has finished flowering ?
If they have gotten too big then yes it’s ok, prune away only what you need as soon as possible. Then do the heavy prune in the spring like I show in the video
I have rose of Sharon. It's spreading no matter what i do. I do prune it and remove the the seedlings. But every year it just has a mind of it's own and just grows wild and out of control. I'm in SW PA.
Perhaps rip it out and replace with a newer cultivar, the new ones don’t produce seedlings like the older ones do
What if you prune it after it flowers so it doesn't produce seed pods?
Can Rose of Sharon take partial shade?
Yes mine are in part shade
Any tips on how to get rid of mold or moss on a rose of Sharon?😮
Maybe a moss spray
Devin, I live in Toronto and was wondering when would be the best time to plant Rose of Sharon, what fertilizer do you suggest and how tall and wide do they get. Thanks for your help
Now is a great time to get them planted! size can vary depending on cultivar, but typically 8-10' tall and 5' wide, sometimes bigger. a basic osmocote slow release fert will be just fine
Have you done a show on elderly azaleas? After removing years of vine and wisteria coverage, I found that some of mine had adapted by growing in weird directions with lots of spaces. Not sure how to prune
I have not made a video on azaleas yet, mine at home are still baby plants
@@plantvibrations Thanks for your super prompt reply. Mine are 40? years old or more
I just purchased 5 for a hedge. Do you know how tall they will get this year? I need privacy real bad!
The first year they could add upwards of 18-24” of top growth
Hi Devin, I'm in central PA and I planted rose of Sharon last year and it literally lost all it's branches down to the ground. Is that normal?
That is not normal. was it exceedingly cold?
@@plantvibrations we had a pretty mild winter. I also planted 2 perennial hibiscus and they did the same thing. They look like I pruned them down to a foot tall.
Can you trim after they bloom?
Yeah you can
I lost mine in the winter of 2022 so sad😔… I had those plants for so many years. Anyways… I’m planing to buy more this year😅 Thank you for the info!👍🏼💚💚💚💚🌵🪴
Sorry to hear that :(