A low growing fremontia with huge 3″ yellow flowers with orange tinges. Best in full or part sun and no summer water once established. Note: Irritating hairs on leaves and stems. Do not plant near walkways or where pruning will be needed.
| Plant Characteristics |
| Family Name |
Malvaceae |
| Species Name |
Fremontodendron ‘Ken Taylor’ |
| Common Name |
Ken Taylor Flannel Bush |
| Plant Type |
Shrub |
| Sun Exposure |
Coast-Sun, Inland-Sun, |
| Water Requirement |
Low |
| Soil Type |
Sand, fast draining |
| Flower Color |
Yellow, Gold, Orange, Peach |
| Flowering Months |
April, May, June, July |
| Evergreen/Deciduous |
Evergreen |
| Height by Width |
4ft. x 8ft. |
| Growth Rate |
Fast |
| Endangered |
N/A |
| Growth Habit |
Mounding, |
| Cold Hardy to |
15 degrees F |
| Distribution |
Selected for the garden |
| Natural Habitat |
N/A |
| Specialty Features |
- Songbirds
- Erosion Control
- Pollinators
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