I'm offering a healthy, beautiful Rose of Sharon tree. From July to September, it has lots of showy white flowers that attract bees and hummingbird, and then seeds that attract finches and titmice. It's about 8-feet tall, but can be trimmed down for transport. I'm not absolutely certain I can excavate the tree neatly, but I'm optimistic since it's so hardy and fast-growing. And I just don't want to trash it. I'm just wanting some change in my backyard.

One picture shows it currently leafless in yard. One is not my tree, but an example of the flowers

Rose of Sharon tree (Fort Greene)