Hibiscus syriacus 'Minsyble9' | Chateau de Versailles Rose of Sharon

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DESCRIPTION
Hibiscus syriacus 'Minsyble9,' commonly known as Chateau de Versailles Rose of Sharon, is a stunning addition to any garden with its unique blue-violet flowers adorned with a deep red-violet center and a prominent stamen. It blooms from early summer through fall, offering long-lasting color that enhances borders, island beds, or container plantings.

The Chateau de Versailles was introduced to provide a distinctive and elegant flowering shrub option for gardeners. Its vase-shaped growth habit and profuse blooming make it particularly effective in ornamental landscapes. The origin of its name reflects its regal appearance, reminiscent of the grandeur associated with the famous French palace.

DESCRIPTION
Hibiscus syriacus 'Minsyble9,' commonly known as Chateau de Versailles Rose of Sharon, is a stunning addition to any garden with its unique blue-violet flowers adorned with a deep red-violet center and a prominent stamen. It blooms from early summer through fall, offering long-lasting color that enhances borders, island beds, or container plantings.

The Chateau de Versailles was introduced to provide a distinctive and elegant flowering shrub option for gardeners. Its vase-shaped growth habit and profuse blooming make it particularly effective in ornamental landscapes. The origin of its name reflects its regal appearance, reminiscent of the grandeur associated with the famous French palace.

 

  • Family: Malvaceae
    Height: 5-6 feet
    Width: 3-4 feet
    Foliage Color: Deep green foliage that transitions to golden hues in autumn
    Flower Color: Blue-violet blooms with a deep red-violet center and prominent stamen
    Bloom Time: Early summer to fall
    Light Requirements: Full sun to partial sun
    Water Requirements: Moderate
    Maintenance: Low; prune as needed to maintain shape
    Growing Zone: USDA Zones 5-9
    Wildlife Attractors: Attracts butterflies, bees, and other pollinators

    This plant can be seen in the Oregon Trial Garden at Monrovia.

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