transplanting Rose of Sharon

Our city doesn’t allow a privacy fence at our location so planting several Rose of Sharon would provide natural privacy. A friend has dozens of them and offered us as many as we wanted. However, he is moving soon so we need to transplant now. Worst time for it, I know. Any chance I can do so without killing them off?

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 08/03/2016 @ 7:42 pm

Transplanting a Rose Of Sharon needs to be done during dormancy, which is usually November through March.

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You can however take cuttings from the plants and grow your own new plants.
Here is an article that will help you.

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