Rose of Sharon self-sows aggressively. Two practical controls:
Apply Preen (trifluralin or corn gluten meal) in early spring per label directions. It prevents seed germination without harming established plants.
Regular mowing and string-trimming around the parent plant removes seedlings before they establish. This is effective and chemical-free.
Combining both methods keeps the lawn clear while preserving the ornamental shrub.
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