We transplanted several Rose of Sharon from a friend's yard into a garden at the local elem. school. They quickly dropped all of their leaves. Are they goners?
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16 years ago
We transplanted several Rose of Sharon from a friend's yard into a garden at the local elem. school. They quickly dropped all of their leaves. Are they goners?
Unlikely, since you can grow them easily from a bare stick stuck in the ground.
Scratch the bark with your fingernail. If it's green under the scratch, it's alive. Try bending a branch. If it breaks with a "snap," it's dead. ROS are very easy to grow. They drop their leaves in the fall.
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