Abutilon millerii AGM

A favourite of the Victorians, grown for its long flowering season from April to November/December, and beautifully marked yellow and green evergreen foliage. The long wiry stems are perfect for training up a wall or trellis and drip all summer and autumn with orange blooms, hanging like bells with dark ‘clappers’. The flowers can apparently be used in salads, cooked or raw though we have never tried it. Prefers well drained soil in sun or part shade. Height 150cm (60”). Spread 60cm (24”). Hardy perennial.

• Flower Colour: Orange
• Aspect: Sun or Partial Shade
• Hardiness: Semi-Hardy Perennial
• Spread: 60cm (24")
• Delivery: April onwards
• Quantity: 5 young plants
• Other: Pest Resistant
• Other: Bees And Butterflies
• Other: Drought Tolerant
• Other: Suitable for Container
• Height: 1.5m (60")
• Other: Foliage/Stem/Fruit Interest
• Flowering Time: Long Flowering, Summer & Autumn