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Rose of Sharon Tree Froze to Ground: Regrowing Standard Form

Late freeze killed top growth; new shoots at base are normal. Remove dead wood. Select strongest shoot as new leader, stake, and remove suckers. It will return to tree form over a few years with fall pruning.

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