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Purchgdss 30-03-2003 11:20 PM

Double Rose of Sharon (peach or apricot)
 
Last year, I bought the most BEAUTIFUL specimen from Park Seed. Sadly, as it
was growing, my son decided it was mower food. Needless to say, he couldn't
sit for a couple days and had to pay me back the cost ($20 US). Now, this year
I can't find it to replace it! ACK! Park won't be listing them again and
doesn't have another source.........

HELP!

(I know........ pitiful..... take, take take, but I will contribute when I have
a clue what I'm talking about)

Just my 2 cents.........
Christine

SugarChile 30-03-2003 11:32 PM

Double Rose of Sharon (peach or apricot)
 
I don't know of a mail order source, but check your local nurseries,
especially the non-big-box ones. They usually have a good selection of RoS,
especially starting mid-summer when they start to bloom. You will get a
bigger specimen for the money if you buy locally rather than mail order.
I've got a double pink variety called "Lucy" that is quite lovely and easy
as pie to grow.

I hope you're kidding about the sitting down!

Cheers,
Sue

Zone 6, Southcentral PA


"Purchgdss" wrote in message
...
Last year, I bought the most BEAUTIFUL specimen from Park Seed. Sadly, as

it
was growing, my son decided it was mower food. Needless to say, he

couldn't
sit for a couple days and had to pay me back the cost ($20 US). Now, this

year
I can't find it to replace it! ACK! Park won't be listing them again and
doesn't have another source.........

HELP!

(I know........ pitiful..... take, take take, but I will contribute when I

have
a clue what I'm talking about)

Just my 2 cents.........
Christine




Derryl Killan 31-03-2003 12:08 AM

Double Rose of Sharon (peach or apricot)
 
Your Double Rose of Sharon could be Prunus triloba multiplex. Also known
as double flowering plum.

Derryl

Purchgdss" wrote in message
...
Last year, I bought the most BEAUTIFUL specimen from Park Seed. Sadly, as

it
was growing, my son decided it was mower food. Needless to say, he

couldn't
sit for a couple days and had to pay me back the cost ($20 US). Now, this

year
I can't find it to replace it! ACK! Park won't be listing them again and
doesn't have another source.........

HELP!

(I know........ pitiful..... take, take take, but I will contribute when I

have
a clue what I'm talking about)

Just my 2 cents.........
Christine





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