Rose-of-Sharon, "Azurri Satin"Hibiscus syriacus 'DVPazurri'
From Proven Winner's comes the first ever seedless Rose of Sharon with large, single blue flowers. This easy to grow plant adds unusual color to the summer landscape. Makes an easy to maintain, colorful hedge or can be added to perennial borders and mixed beds. Azurri Satin can also be used in large container gardens - it makes a stunning patio specimen plant. The deer resistant rose-of-sharon attracts hummingbirds, and butterflies. Full Sun. Height 8' to 12', Spread 4' to 6'. (Zone 5 to 9)
Zones 5 - 9
The "Azurri Satin" Rose-of-Sharon can be expected to grow in the zones shown in color in the arborday.org zone map. (see map below)
Shrub
The "Azurri Satin" Rose-of-Sharon falls into the following type(s): Shrubs
8' - 12' High
The "Azurri Satin" Rose-of-Sharon grows to be 8' - 12' feet in height.
4' - 6' Spread
The "Azurri Satin" Rose-of-Sharon has a spread of about 4' - 6' at full maturity.
Slow to Medium Growth
This tree grows at a slow to medium growth rate. [More about this.]
Full Sun
This rose-of-sharon does well in full sun.
Various Soils
The "Azurri Satin" Rose-of-Sharon grows in wide range soils.
Rounded Shape
This rose-of-sharon has rounded shape.
More Info
The "Azurri Satin" Rose-of-Sharon can be expected to grow in the zones shown on this map.
Description:
From Proven Winner's comes the first ever seedless Rose of Sharon with large, single blue flowers. This easy to grow plant adds unusual color to the summer landscape. Makes an easy to maintain, colorful hedge or can be added to perennial borders and mixed beds. Azurri Satin can also be used in large container gardens - it makes a stunning patio specimen plant. The deer resistant rose-of-sharon attracts hummingbirds, and butterflies. Full Sun. Height 8' to 12', Spread 4' to 6'. (Zone 5 to 9)
Wildlife Value:
Attracts hummingbirds, and butterflies
Moisture:
Moisture Description
Leaves:
Foliage Colors: Green
Foliage Shade: Green
Flower Color:
Small, star-like, purple with bluish tint, scented flowers densely clustered in spikes.
Bloom Time:
April-May.