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Evergreen Flowers
May 9, 2008, 8:17 pm
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An exciting element that can be added to your garden is the evergreen flower. Evergreen flowers will help make your gardens more colorful, enticing and lively. The evergreen flower will also lend a touch of drama to your surroundings, giving it a more meaningful appearance for a long period of time.

A common preference of evergreen flower lovers is the Hibiscus syriacus, which is more popularly known as the Rose of Sharon. It is a sturdy flower that has blooms of varying colors: red, lavender, white, and light blue. The Rose of Sharon is vase-shaped and can have double blooms. It is most alive during the hot summer months. However, it can come back to life after the winter freeze and can grow from 8 to 10 feet tall. This evergreen flower’s leaves are deeply lobed.

The Rose of Sharon, considered as South Korea’s national flower, is a delightful and colorful ornament for your garden. Its colorful blossoms will add brightness and cheer to your surroundings. Some Rose of Sharon growers attest that their rose bloomed at least twice in a year, thereby making it the perfect colorful addition to your collection of evergreen flowers. The Rose of Sharon can also be trimmed or sheared to create a neat hedge or privacy screen.

Other cultivars of the Rose of Sharon include Diana, Ardens, Lucy, Blushing Bride and Lady Stanley.

So if you want an exciting, enticing, colorful and lively garden, try purchasing several evergreen flowers today. You may want to begin by trying out the Rose of Sharon first, though it would be best to blend in other varieties of evergreen flowers as well.


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