In September, cut the shrub to 1–2 feet, dig the root ball, and cut into sections (halves, then quarters) until each piece is fist‑sized. Plant immediately, mulch with composted manure and cypress bark, water heavily, and leave until spring. Allow 30–45 days before first frost.
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Transplanted Rose of Sharon Not Leafing Out: Patience and Diagnosis
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