Abutilon Canary Bird Agapanthus which in turn consume aphids

which in turn consume aphids

The 3' tall stalks are adorned with up to eight downward-facing flowers

but does not have any tolerance for exposure to full sun

Divide into separate plants and replant about 6" apart

5' tall stalks of stunning pink

Abutilon Canary Bird Agapanthus which in turn consume aphidsAbutilon 'Canary Bird' is a marvelous hummingbird plant that has survived 6 degrees F in our garden. This hibiscus relative has maple like foliage on a compact 6' tall x 3' wide plant. For us, Abutilon 'Canary Bird' starts flowering in early summer with large, dangling, 3" wide, canary yellow, bell like flowers and continues until the first frost. For those in more northerly zones, Abutilon 'Canary Bird' makes a great centerpiece for a container