Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon 4″ Pot Hibiscus Columnar Shrub

Add Vertical Drama with Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon

Imagine adding a touch of supermodel elegance to your garden. The Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon offers just that – a uniquely tall and slender Hibiscus syriacus with a fastigiate, or columnar, habit. Unlike traditional, spreading rose of Sharon varieties, Purple Pillar grows straight up, reaching 10-16 feet tall while staying only 2-3 feet wide. This makes it an ideal choice for narrow spaces, screens, hedges, and even patio containers.

This columnar shrub provides both privacy and vibrant color. Thriving in full sun, Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon bursts into bloom in summer, with each stem densely packed with stunning purple flowers. Its unusual upright form makes it a true space-saver, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of rose of Sharon even in smaller gardens. The Purple Pillar Hibiscus is perfect for flanking doorways, adding a quirky accent to your landscape, or simply creating a stunning focal point.

The semi-double flowers of the Purple Pillar plant feature multiple layers of petals while still showcasing the stamens and pistil in the center, adding to their visual appeal. Adaptable to zones 5-9, this hardy shrub is a reliable performer, providing years of beauty with minimal effort. Enjoy blooms from summer through fall, attracting pollinators and adding a splash of color to your outdoor space. Your Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon is shipped in a 4″ pot, and plants ordered during winter months are shipped dormant, ready to awaken with the spring.

Benefits of Planting Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon:

• Space-Saving Design: Ideal for narrow spaces and small gardens.
• Vertical Interest: Adds height and structure to your landscape.
• Stunning Blooms: Abundant purple flowers throughout summer and fall.
• Versatile Use: Perfect for screens, hedges, containers, and accents.
• Hardy and Adaptable: Thrives in zones 5-9 with minimal care.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How tall and wide will the Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon actually get? Typically, it reaches 10-16 feet in height and only 2-3 feet in width, making it ideal for tight spaces.
2. What kind of sunlight does this Hibiscus need? Purple Pillar thrives in full sun, requiring at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day.
3. When does Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon bloom? Expect vibrant purple blooms from summer through fall, providing a long season of color.
4. How often should I water my new Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon? Water deeply and regularly, especially during the first growing season, to establish a strong root system. Once established, it’s relatively drought-tolerant.
5. Is Purple Pillar Rose of Sharon deer resistant? While no plant is completely deer-proof, Rose of Sharon is generally considered deer-resistant.