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The listing, Rose of Sharon 20 seedlings has ended.

Start your own LIVING privacy fence with these..

Relatives to the Hibiscus family.
Can be grown as shrubs, hedges, or trees.
One of the last to bud out in the spring, and a later bloomer, usually July/August.
I am starting a fence row with these between myself and my neighbor.So far I have a white, red, lavender, pink, and a blue one( I started it from seeds I bought) planted.

These all sprouted under the parent tree last yr. I DO NOT know exactly what color these will be..As my others are offsprings of my lavender colored one and I have had 2 white, 2 red, and 1 pink from it
They should have flowers this yr. Needs full sun. Will tolerate some shading. Mine do..

approx.8-14 in. tall I will dig them the day of shipping sent by Priority mail.
USA shipping ONLY.. I ONLY ship these on Mon.& Tues. to make sure you get them by Sat.Don't want them laying around in a post office somewhere.
I cannot ship out of the country.
The pictures show what color they may be.

Questions & Comments

Do you send these by Priority padded envelope or box? I've had problems with receiving crushed seeds sent in various ways on Listia so I'm wanting to learn how to send and to receive plants and seeds safely. Should you put damp tissue around roots, only? What do you fill the spaces with? Thanks for your help! I'm your fan and am bidding on these!

Jun 11th, 2011 at 4:56:42 AM PDT by

These are ONLY shipped by priority mail in a box. I wrap the roots with a wet newspaper then put in a plastic bag to make sure they stay moist.. I have shpped alot of these over the last year on Ebay and my Etsy shop, with no problems.. My first win on here were seeds and they were crushed when I got them.. 99% of my seeds are shipped in a padded envelope. or wrapped with bubble wrap so they don't get crushed.. if the envelope is thick with 2-3 stamps it won't have to go thru the postal machine.
I have been selling seeds on ebay(no longer) and Etsy which I love!!!http://www.etsy.com/shop/Hippychic59

Good luck bidding!!!

Jun 11th, 2011 at 5:48:51 AM PDT by

Rose of Sharon 20 seedlings is in the Home & Garden | Gardening | Gardening Seeds & Bulbs category