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Rose of Sharon Seedling when to plant?

18 years ago

Hi,

I have 3 Rose of sharon seedlings that I want to plant outside.They are about 5 inches tall. I would like to plant two of them together I would like to know the distance I should leave between them. And when is the best time for me to plant them outside. Will they have time to set roots and overwinter well if I planted them now? I live in Eastern Ontario.

Thank You In advance

Mary-Jane

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springtowngal
18 years ago
I have several Rose of Sharon plants. One is about 15 ft. tall and covered w/ blooms-violet colored w/ red centers. Hummingbirds just love this one.
They are very hardy plants & I have started sprouts at just about any time from April till Nov. w/ great success.
maryjanej
Original Author
18 years ago
Hi Springtowngal,
Thanks for the info. I'm glad to hear they're hardy. I'll plant them now so they can set roots.
Thanks
Mary-Jane
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