Abutilon Twister Sanguinaria so we think these are

so we think these are worth a try for gardeners willing to experiment

We were so impressed after growing it in our home gardens

There is a study afoot to rename this population of Sabatia kennedyana as a new species

even without the Texas roadside accessories

Abutilon Twister Sanguinaria so we think these areAbutilon 'Twister' has been a superb, winter hardy selection for us in Zone 7b, since 2005. This 2005 Monterey Bay Nursery introduction is an Abutilon megapotamicum hybrid that forms a large 4' tall x 7' wide specimen. The stems are laden with vermillion orange bells with a dark red central eye. The plants and the flowers are intermediate in size between Abutilon megapotamicum and Abutilon pictum. For us, flowering starts in May and continues until