Discover the Red Hibiscus Althea
The red hibiscus althea, also known as the purple rose of sharon, is a stunning deciduous ornamental shrub that enhances any garden. Measuring 2-3 ft tall, each sapling is shipped directly from our licensed family nursery in Indiana. This beautiful plant thrives in hardiness zones 7-9 and produces large, vibrant purple blooms each summer, making it a popular choice for borders and group plantings.
Care and Planting Tips
When planting your red hibiscus althea, ensure it receives full sun with moist, well-drained soil. This shrub can grow to a mature height of up to 15 ft, making it an excellent choice for creating lush and colorful landscapes.
Key Benefits
- Attractive purple blooms each summer
- Ideal for group and border plantings
- Easy to care for and hardy in various climates
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the height of the sapling? The sapling is currently 2-3 ft tall.
- What type of soil does the althea prefer? It thrives in moist, well-drained soil.
- How much sunlight does it need? Full sun exposure is ideal for optimal growth.
- What is the expected growth height of the mature plant? It can grow up to 15 ft tall when fully mature.
- When is the best time to plant it? Spring is the ideal planting season for the red hibiscus althea.