Abutilon Species, Dwarf Indian Mallow, Small Leaf Indian Mallow, Littleleaf Abutilon

Dwarf Indian mallow, littleleaf abutilon, small-leaved abutilon, small leaf abutilon grows natively in Arizona, California, Colorado, New...Read More Mexico, Neveda, Texas (as mentioned above) and Utah. It has trailing branches and triangular to ovate leaves which are 1-2 cm long. Its native habitats include disturbed areas, rocky slopes, dry plains, gravelly flats, foothills, grasslands and desert scrubs. The bloom color varies as shown above in the "Bloom Color" listing (the red is a brick-red and the orange a goldish-orange). Because it has a small, trailingly or sprawling habit, it may be grown in containers including hanging baskets. It is sutable for rock gardens, wildscapes and xeriscapes. (I have not grown this plant).

Abutilon parvulum is Native to Texas and other States.