Nagami Kumquat Clay butterflies and birds

butterflies and birds

Adult hoverflies pollinate plants and feed mainly on nectar

- Native to Southeast Asia

Spreads slowly growing up to 8 inches tall and 1

Family Name Malvaceae Species Name Abutilon palmeri Common Name Palmer's Indian Mallow Native to California-Mexico-Arizona Plant Type Shrub Height x Width 3'-6' x 3'-5' Growth Habit Upright Rounded Growth Rate Fast Sun Exposure Full Sun-Part Sun Water Requirement Low-Moderate Soil Type Adaptable Flower Color Orange/Yellow Flowering Months Year-Round Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 20-25 degrees Attracts pollinators Butterflies

Nagami Kumquat Clay butterflies and birdsNagami Kumquat This tree can reach up to eight feet tall and six feet wide. Nagami Kumquat trees fruit from fall through midwinter. White flowers bloom spring to late summer. The fruit is eaten whole because the rind is sweet. Can be grown indoors in very bright light and is great in containers. We recommend applying LGM Cedar Bark a foot wide to prevent weeds and retain moisture. The cedar bark will help insulate the roots and prevents root