Hibiscus syriacus Snow Drift | White Rose of Sharon | Shrub Althea | 20_Seeds Cloudless Sulphur

Hibiscus syriacus Snow Drift | White Rose of Sharon | Shrub Althea | 20_Seeds Cloudless SulphurThis is Hibiscus syriacus Snow Drift, also known as White Rose of Sharon, and Shrub Althea. Hibiscus syriacus Snowdrift can grow up to about 10 feet tall and likes to live in the sun or partial shade. These gorgeous blossoms show up in the middle of the Summer and stick around until early Fall. The flowers, leaves and roots are edible and are normally found in salads or used as vegetables. The leaves can also be dried and used to make a tea. The

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Death Plant

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this plant likes to live in full sunshine

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