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I've been bought this lovely plant, and to be hoist i haven't got a clue what it is , or how big it will grow, the flowers are about 5cm across, they look like a big butter cup with no sent, small leaves... could anyone help???
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Its a Rose of Sharon. My neighbour gives hers a really hard haircut once its finished flowering (right into the old wood) and it bounces back almost immediately. Hers is about 5ft tall after its haircut, 6-7ft tall at this time of year.Last edited by Pumpkin Becki; 30-06-2009, 11:47 AM. -
PIGGIN HELL
, Pumpkin Becki....that's not a plant ... that's a forest, i'll end up with a pygmy family moving in 
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I don't think it is a Rose of Sharon (Hypericum calycinum) I am sure it is Hypericum "Hidcote". Same family but centres are quite different. There are many pictures on Google, although many are not correct.Comment
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LOL , just keep it pruned and it will be fineOriginally posted by ginger ninger View PostPIGGIN HELL, Pumpkin Becki....that's not a plant ... that's a forest, i'll end up with a pygmy family moving in 
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I agree - it looks like Hypericum 'Hidcote' in my plant book. The height and spread is given as 3ft (though I've noticed these sometimes vary between different books).Originally posted by digthatchick View PostComment
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I've always called all the big ones Rose of Sharon. My mum asked me the same question yesterday when we saw one in a garden in the village.Whoever plants a garden believes in the future.
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Thanks guys... now i know where i'm going to plant it, somewhere in a sunny spot.. which at the moment could be anywhere
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