what would be the best time of the year to transplant rose of sharon bush?

Answer 1

I have several roses and some of that one. Do your transplanting now, there's rain/snow here and it's just right or wait 'till spring.

Answer 2

Old and new Rose-of-Sharon varieties transplant well from containers throughout summer and early fall. They thrive in virtually all soils and prefer full sun for maximum flower production. Moderate to heavy pruning in early spring maintains a tight and tidy shape with lots of flowers.

Answer 3

The best time is in the early spring, they're pretty easy to move, even the big ones transplant well.

Answer 4

Now would be the best time to dig it. If you do it in the spring it will cause stress and probably die. Be sure to water it in after transplanting it.

Answer 5

Don't know where you live, but here in Arizona (middle of state)
I would suggest the Springtime. why are they saying the're a
weed? They are beautiful when blooming. We have 5 and they
make a beautiful hedge. I guess maybe some areas they might be considered a weed. Like Hollyhocks are a weed out here and not considered so elsewhere.

Answer 6

You shouldn't steal Sharon Bush's rose. You should leave it right where it is.

Answer 7

That is like planting a weed it just don't matter. That plant will reproduce faster than rabbits. You will have those things all over the place before it's over you'll probably wish you hadn't planted it.

Answer 8

early spring is best however in a few years you may repent planting them they are a real 'weed'

Answer 9

befor spring