Sphaeralcea ambigua --Fuzzy Apricot Globemallow-- Yagé forming fantastical whorls and spirals

forming fantastical whorls and spirals

Lasts decades before its flower

I had to have one of these enigmatic peaches and since that day

this sweet plant grows strings of heart-shaped leaves that are closer together the more light it gets (indirect only

protected area when dormant in winter

Sphaeralcea ambigua --Fuzzy Apricot Globemallow-- Yagé forming fantastical whorls and spiralsSometimes called Desert Hollyhock. Gorgeous texas native shrub has soft and fuzzy, and very pale (almost white) gray green foliage like sweet, soft little mouse ears, and fiery coral mallow blooms. Up to 3' tall, and spread of up to 5'. Very drought tolerant, poor soil tolerant, and widely loved by butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. Highly recommended!