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Turk's Cap
Malvaviscus arboreus var. drummondii
Родина: Malvaceae
БагаторічнаЛегкоДекоративна
Plant in well-drained to average soil in partial to full sun; Turk's cap is one of the most shade-tolerant flowering natives for the Gulf South and performs well under the canopy of live oaks. The distinctive red flowers never fully open, forming a twisted turban shape, and are a top hummingbird nec
Опис
Plant in well-drained to average soil in partial to full sun; Turk's cap is one of the most shade-tolerant flowering natives for the Gulf South and performs well under the canopy of live oaks. The distinctive red flowers never fully open, forming a twisted turban shape, and are a top hummingbird nectar source from summer through fall. Small red fruits that follow are edible and mildly sweet — birds devour them quickly, and new plants sprout readily from seeds they drop. Prune back to 12–18 in in late winter; in zone 7–8 the top dies back but the roots are reliably hardy to about 10°F.
Спосіб посадки: Висадка розсади
Відстань між рослинами: 36–72 дюймів
Висота: 36–84 дюймів
Дні до схожості: 21–30
Температура ґрунту для схожості: 21–29°C
Походження та ареал
Відомий як: Malvaviscus arboreus var. drum
Поради
Plant in well-drained to average soil in partial to full sun; Turk's cap is one of the most shade-tolerant flowering natives for the Gulf South and performs well under the canopy of live oaks. The distinctive red flowers never fully open, forming a twisted turban shape, and are a top hummingbird nectar source from summer through fall. Small red fruits that follow are edible and mildly sweet — birds devour them quickly, and new plants sprout readily from seeds they drop. Prune back to 12–18 in in late winter; in zone 7–8 the top dies back but the roots are reliably hardy to about 10°F.
Спосіб посадки: Висадка розсади
Відстань між рослинами: 36–72 дюймів
Висота: 36–84 дюймів
Дні до схожості: 21–30
Температура ґрунту для схожості: 21–29°C
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Час посадки: 0–4 тижнів від останнього весняного заморозка
Plant container stock after last frost; an extremely tough Texas native that thrives in heat, part shade, and dry soils where few flowering shrubs will grow.