Apply a thick mulch (straw or hay) 3 feet wide and deep around each plant. Water weekly until the ground freezes solid (usually January). Do not fertilize.
Rose of Sharon is hardy in Zone 5. Mulch insulates roots; winter watering prevents desiccation. Plants establish quickly and become a lasting memorial.
The author shares a similar experience with plants from a loved one, emphasizing the emotional value of nurturing these shrubs.
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