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Gardening

elleng

(139,871 posts)

8. I don't think so,

Reply to diva77 (Reply #7)

Tue Jul 18, 2023, 12:05 AM

Jul 2023

never noticed such.

'Except when the “rose” in question isn't even a rose, that is, and doesn't smell like much of anything… What rose of Sharon, Hibiscus syriacus, lacks in aroma, it makes up for in sheer beauty, with a dazzling display of single or double flowers from midsummer to fall or first frost.22 Mar 2023'

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Rose of Sharon at daughter's house [View all] elleng Jul 2023 OP

Absolutely heavenly! calimary Jul 2023 #1

They are, and always think of Aunt Marie, who grew them in Conn., our 'country' place! elleng Jul 2023 #2

I always think of the home where I grew up in WV. Tanuki Jul 2023 #3

Aka Althea garybeck Jul 2023 #4

I've got a pink and a white one in my backyard, but... LudwigPastorius Jul 2023 #5

I have always loved them. Even before tip knew their name was like mine -Sharon SharonAnn Jul 2023 #6

Lovely! Do they have a fragrance? diva77 Jul 2023 #7

I don't think so, elleng Jul 2023 #8

Yes, still dazzling! Thanks diva77 Jul 2023 #10

pretty BlueWaveNeverEnd Jul 2023 #9

For 25 years the apt building across from our apt building had Rose of Sharons.... electric_blue68 Jul 2023 #11