How to Prune Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus)

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CONNECTICUT, by landscaper John Holden at Land Designs

How to prune rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus). Rose of Sharon should be dormant pruned to remove crossing branches, branches that grow back into the shrub and branches that grow in the wrong direction.

If you give your rose of Sharon a little attention in the early spring it will flower best for you. This how to prune rose of Sharon video has all the hibiscus syriacus pruning information you need.

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2 Responses to “How to Prune Rose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus)”

  1. <path_to_url> Mike Burns

    My several year old rose of sharon has no buds or blossoms, & has some dark spots on the bark. Is it dead?

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  2. <path_to_url> william

    I have three ROS bushes and they are ~ 15 feet tall and ~ 5 feet wide. They came with the house we bought. I want them to be shorter.
    I’d like to chop off about 8 feet of the top so that they are the height of the fence.
    Is this a good idea?
    When should I do this?

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