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My Abutilon hybrid 'Pink' in the front yard
By Delonix1
- 10 Apr, 2011
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This shrub has been blooming since early December...I thought I get a photo before it stops blooming. Photo taken April 9, 2011. P
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Thanks! I've been very dissatisfied with this plant...it's only 6ft/2m tall in 6 years. When I lived in the San Francisco Bay Area, I used to get my Abutilon cuttings to 6ft/2m in 3 or 5 months.
12 Apr, 2011
Its quality not quanty that counts Andy and I think its gorgeous, must of liked the soil in San Francisco.
12 Apr, 2011
Sixpence:
Yes, the soil, cooler night temps and more rain was better for Abutilon.
12 Apr, 2011
Would this with stand frosts and is it a climber like the one I have
12 Apr, 2011
Sixpence:
Do you have an Abutilon? Most Abutilons hybrids will tolerate temps down to 28ºF/-2ºC with little damage.
This hybrid Abutilon is a shrub, although, some are viny shrubs.
12 Apr, 2011
Yes I do have one Andy and was thinking of getting another with a peach flower different flower to the one I have though, the one I have got at present is small flowering red, yellow and black .
12 Apr, 2011
You must have the hardy ones. Most of the species which are grown here are native to the Brazilian rainforest. They're mostly Abutilon pictum hybrids...like the one posted above.
13 Apr, 2011
Yes I have the hardy one but the one I want to get is like yours but peach colour
13 Apr, 2011
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Thats gorgeous
11 Apr, 2011