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6. The Rose of Sharon is a multi-purpose shrub

Need a way to make your outdoor space a little more private? Grow a beautiful living fence or privacy hedge with the Rose of Sharon. Plant shrubs in a straight line, six to 10 feet apart, depending on their expected maturity size. You’ll find that information on the plant’s tag when you purchase it. If you’re creating a large flower bed, plant Rose of Sharon in the back to add height. Arrange shorter flowering plants and shrubs in front to add depth and visual appeal. If you have a bare spot or corner in your yard, the Rose of Sharon’s showy flowers and widespread growth makes it the perfect stand-alone choice.

private hedge maturity shrub AlexeyMasliy / Getty Images

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