Rose Of Sharon 'Purple Pillar' Part Shade Wild Chinaberry

Wild Chinaberry

they transform to a charming reddish-purple hue in the fall

but toxic if ingested

With their impressive

The Devil's shoestring plant

Rose Of Sharon 'Purple Pillar' Part Shade Wild ChinaberryHibiscus syriacus The Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon stands tall and proud as a slender column, especially when compared to the wider, rose purple blooms of traditional Sharon plants. Occupying just a couple of feet in width, it can soar to heights of eight to ten feetperfect for those with limited space! You can creatively use it as a beautiful screen, a charming hedge, or even in a patio container. Like most Hibiscus, this lovely plant thrives in full