FREE: Lavender Rose of Sharon Seeds

Plant several seeds in each flowerpot, about one inch deep, to increase your chances of getting at least one healthy plant per pot. Water thoroughly.
Set the pots in a warm, sunny spot in your home. Windowsills are excellent places, particularly if the window faces south. Keep the soil moist but not soggy. In a few weeks, the seeds will germinate. Thin, or transplant seedlings to new pots, if you get several healthy sprouts.
Maintain your Rose of Sharon seedlings in their pots for the first year; then transplant them outdoors in a protected, sunny area. Once established, they will grow like weeds and need very little care other than occasional pruning. They do come back every year but bloom in late summer.