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Looking for Abutilon Moonchimes

11 years ago

Anyone know where I can find it--either plants or seeds? I hear that it's a good shade plant for my climate, but I can't find it in local (retail) nurseries or online. I like the pale yellow color and the fact that it's a little on the small side, so it will do well in a container.

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kayjones
11 years ago
http://www.taylorgreenhouses.com/abutilon.html

This place has it. If you order from them, please post pics of what you get - this place seems to be very reasonable on their prices.

Here is a link that might be useful: Abutilon 'Moonchimes' source
Debbie
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks, Kay. I might wait until fall to order, since it has been hovering around 90 degrees here lately, but at least now I have a source.
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