Amplissimus Althea Tree Form

Amplissimus Althea Tree Form

Amplissimus Althea is a bold and eye-catching flowering tree form of Rose of Sharon, known for its large, deep magenta-red blooms accented with a dramatic dark eye. Flowering from midsummer through fall, it provides a vivid focal point for landscapes, patios, or garden borders.

This low-maintenance deciduous tree tolerates heat, humidity, and drought once established. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, adding beauty and biodiversity to your space.

• 🌺 Striking deep magenta-red flowers with dark centers
• 🦋 Attracts pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds
• ☀️ Best performance in full sun
• 🌳 Grown in tree form for a neat, upright habit
• 🌸 Late summer through fall bloomer

Tip: Prune in early spring to shape the canopy and promote more blooms.