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Abutilon megaponticum
£6.95
The red and yellow flowers on Abutilon megaponticum hang like bells on arching stems, although this is not the hardiest shrub I have known it to survive locally for up to 7 years so it’s probably coped with lower than – 5c . A nice warm wall would help, or if you’re in a coastal area you’d be fine. It is worth the effort as this is a real eye catcher always popular here at the nursery.
Plants are supplied in a 1ltr pot.
8 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy to -5c
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Well drained
Height - 2mts
Width - 2mts
Flowering - Summer - Autumn
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