I have a nice rose-of-sharon bush, but I noticed that very few buds are opening, even though it has many, many nice-looking buds. Upon looking closer, I found all of these lady-bug-looking insects ...

Time to manage insect pests. ... In northeast Florida, their favorite host plant is the golden rain tree, but they can also be found on Rose-of-Sharon, Chinaberry, ash, arborvitae and cotton.

Help! What’s wrong with my rose of Sharon? Its buds won’t fully open.— Linda PatsaisRose of Sharon (Hibiscus syriacus) is a large shrub that flowers from August into September, adding a nice ...

If your reading is above 6.5, there are ways to make soil more acidic.'Adding coffee grounds to your rose of Sharon plants is ...

Research on this pest began with a question from a reader. She’d already identified the problem on her ‘Lord Baltimore,’ ‘Anne Arundel’ and ‘Sweet Caroline’ perennial hybrid hibiscus ...

Q: Each year the late summer bloom cycle of our roses-of-Sharon is ruined by small white insects and black mold. What is this, and how can we save the blooms? A: The black mold is sooty mold, the ...

Q.: I need your advice about what I think is a fungus that has settled on several rose of Sharon trees in the neighborhood. I am sending a sample and would like to know what to do about it. Nelson ...

Rose of Sharon can be found as large as a 5- to 7-foot wide shrub or small tree. ... heat tolerance, water requirement, soil requirements, pest tolerance and ... Other than insect problems, ...