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Rose of Sharon Repeatedly Failing? Check Watering and Soil Prep

Why Rose of Sharon Dies After Blooming

Recurrent collapse after flowering points to water stress. Water deeply (3.5 inches/week) around the root zone, not on foliage. When replanting, mix no more than 50% new soil with native soil to encourage root expansion.

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