Bluebird Hibiscus PlantThe Bluebird Hibiscus is a vigorous, deciduous shrub that produces loads of lavender blue and burgundy flowers from midsummer to frost. The 3 5 in., showy flowers attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Growing 6 8 ft. tall, Bluebird Hibiscus, also called a Rose of Sharon, makes an impressive specimen plant. This low maintenance plant is an excellent flowering shrub for planting in groups as a privacy screen or flowering hedge. Deer tend to avoid.

Can't wait for that first asparagus in the spring

spotted oak borer and more

they usually respond to Knock-Out Gnats™ treatment in 24 hours

peppery and tangy flavor

In many areas

meaning that plants will produce fruits without insect pollination

They'll also perform in average soil

baking and cider—a winner in multiple blind taste tests

white flowers are streaked with raspberry-red hues

semi-evergreen foliage that fills the area all summer long

The rose bush produces 3 1/2 inch

along garden edges or draping over garden walls