Palmer's Abutilon notepad May be grown in low

May be grown in low spots or in wet locations near water

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it can thrive in various soil conditions

The foliage turns a light straw color in the fall

This lovely ornamental tree is cherished in Texas and thrives beautifully in dry areas

Palmer's Abutilon notepad May be grown in lowAbutilon palmeri Also commonly called Palmer's Indian Mallow. A shrub native deserts in the Southwestern U. S. and Northwestern Mexico with silver green velvety, heart shpaped leaves. Its long blooming, bright yellow orange blooms pop against the cool toned leaves. It usually grows quickly to 4' tall and 4' wide. However, with ample water it can reach a size of 6' tall by 6' wide. Thrives in full sun and reflected heat. In shady conditions it. tends