Introduction
A Prolific Rose of Sharon Hibiscus Tree Form with Light Pink Flowers
- Unique tree form version of the Lady Stanley Pink Althea Bush
- A flowering dwarf tree that is great for curb appeal
- Loads of blooms. This Hibiscus tree produces loads of lush pink blooms every year
- Butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators love this tree's flowers
- Easy to grow
Description
Lady Stanley is a popular double bloom Rose of Sharon bush. The Lady Stanley Pink Althea Tree Form is the tree version of this stunning shrub. The light pink flowers are abundant from late summer through fall. This dwarf flowering tree is upright and attractive.
Rose of Sharon trees are hardy, adaptable, drought-tolerant, and deer resistant. The Lady Stanley Pink Althea tree is low maintenance and easy to grow. Plant it in your front yard to increase the curb appeal of your home. We love this pretty tree in pots.
Key Features
- Flowering dwarf tree. If you are looking for a small flowering tree for big impact the Lady Stanley tree form is a great pick.
- Heavily petaled, large blooms. The lush flowers are absolutely gorgeous. The delicate pink color is subtle, feminine, and lovely.
- Attractive to pollinators. Butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees love this dwarf tree. Enjoy observing these symbiotic relationships and enrich the ecosystem around you.
- Hardy ornamental tree. The Lady Stanley Pink Althea Tree Form is cold hardy, heat tolerant, drought-tolerant, and resistant to pests, disease, and deer damage. It also is adaptable to most soil types.
Order your very own Lady Stanley Pink Althea Tree today before they are gone! We only carry these unique tree form Rose of Sharon in spring. Supplies are limited! Don’t miss out!
How to Care
The Lady Stanley Rose of Sharon tree grows best in full sun. It adapts to a variety of environmental conditions and soils.
Water newly planted trees deeply about twice per week for the first couple of months. Once established these dwarf trees are drought tolerant. Add a 1 to 2-inch layer of mulch around newly planted trees to protect the roots, eliminate weeds, and reduce hand watering requirements.
Fertilize your althea tree in spring with our .
Perform any heavy pruning in late winter or early spring.
Landscape Ideas
Rose of Sharon trees are beautiful in the home landscape. They are elegant, pretty, and unique. They are also incredibly easy to grow.
Plant several in a row along your property line or your driveway. These trees look great in groups of 3 at the corner of your home or yard.
Try the Lady Stanley althea tree form as a focal in a mixed bed or garden.
Add an upscale look by planting this tree in a container.
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