WANTED: Blue Rose of Sharon seeds.

11 years ago

I really want to grow a Blue Rose Of Sharon. I would love to find Minerva, Blue Stain, or another kind that is a blue color.

I have Sunset Hibiscus, Tigger melons, toothache plant, Ali Baba, Luffa, and African Horned Jelly melons to trade with. All harvested this year.

Thank you for your time.

Dora

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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
11 years ago
I hate to say this, but I have found that Rose of Sharon, at least my blue ones, don't come true from seed. They produce seedlings galore in the bed area around my blue ROS, but none of them ended up being blue or even close to blue.

To guarantee getting those you listed, it would be best to get cuttings or rooted cuttings.

Sue
Wilkerson
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11 years ago
Aww, I didn't thinking about that. Thanks for letting me know.

I just seen that Gureney's carry the plants (they are out right now but they at least carry them from time to time.) Guess I'll wait until they get some in again.

If, anyone has rooted cuttngs I can offer horseradsh roots in exchange.

Thanks for letting me know because I want to plant them around my house and I really want blue ones.

Dora
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I grew some from seed and they are not true. They are pretty, but they are lavendar, not the blue of the mother plant.

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