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  • Meet the Brazilian Bell-Flower: How to Grow Abutilon megapotamicum ‘Variegatum’
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    Meet the Brazilian Bell-Flower: How to Grow Abutilon megapotamicum ‘Variegatum’

    ByElena Rostova October 8, 2026

    Few shrubs command attention quite like Abutilon megapotamicum ‘Variegatum’. This distinctive, semi-evergreen beauty is widely celebrated for its elegant, trailing habit and a seemingly endless parade of lantern-like blooms. Each pendant flower showcases striking crimson-red calyxes contrasted against bright yellow petals. Combined with luminous gold-and-green variegated foliage, its lax, arching growth makes it an exceptional…

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  • Brighten Your Garden with Abutilon ‘Gold Dust’: The Variegated Flowering Maple Built for Containers
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    Brighten Your Garden with Abutilon ‘Gold Dust’: The Variegated Flowering Maple Built for Containers

    ByElena Rostova October 8, 2026

    While most flowering maples win their real estate on the patio or windowsill through their blossoms alone, Abutilon pictum ‘Gold Dust’ turns that traditional hierarchy right on its head. This spectacular evergreen shrub is first and foremost a foliage masterpiece, dressed in a radiant, chartreuse-and-gold canopy that commands attention even when not in bloom. When…

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  • The Showstopping Lantern Flower: How to Grow Abutilon ‘Souvenir de Bonn’
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    The Showstopping Lantern Flower: How to Grow Abutilon ‘Souvenir de Bonn’

    ByElena Rostova October 7, 2026

    If you judge a plant by its ability to command attention before a single blossom opens, Abutilon ‘Souvenir de Bonn’ belongs at the very top of your wish list. This heirloom flowering maple is a masterclass in visual texture, grown just as much for its architectural, brightly bordered leaves as for its structural, lantern-like flowers….

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  • The Ultimate Victorian Heirloom: Why Abutilon ‘Canary Bird’ Still Rules the Garden
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    The Ultimate Victorian Heirloom: Why Abutilon ‘Canary Bird’ Still Rules the Garden

    ByElena Rostova October 7, 2026

    Few plants capture the imagination quite like the flowering maples, and among this luminous group, Abutilon ‘Canary Bird’ stands as an absolute masterpiece. This isn’t just another yellow-flowered shrub; it is a living heirloom. Distinguished by its pure lemon-yellow, trumpet-shaped blossoms, a beautifully rounded habit, and a coveted Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Award of Garden…

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  • Why Abutilon ‘Kentish Belle’ Belongs on Your Sun-Drenched Walls
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    Why Abutilon ‘Kentish Belle’ Belongs on Your Sun-Drenched Walls

    ByElena Rostova October 6, 2026

    Few shrubs bridge the gap between historical romance and sheer garden utility quite like Abutilon ‘Kentish Belle’. Long recognized by the Royal Horticultural Society with the prestigious Award of Garden Merit (AGM), this vintage cultivar is celebrated for its robust vigor, lax, arching silhouette, and a virtually non-stop parade of bi-colored blossoms. For gardeners in…

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  • How to Grow Abutilon: The Ultimate Guide to Flowering Maples
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    How to Grow Abutilon: The Ultimate Guide to Flowering Maples

    ByElena Rostova October 6, 2026October 8, 2026

    What is Abutilon? Belonging to the diverse mallow family (Malvaceae), the genus Abutilon comprises an enchanting mix of annuals, tender subshrubs, and woody shrubs. Despite the striking resemblance of their softly lobed foliage to true maples, these plants are entirely unrelated to the Acer family. Instead, they trace their roots to the sun-drenched tropical and…

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  • The Living Green Cobblestone: How to Grow and Design with Deuterocohnia brevifolia
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    The Living Green Cobblestone: How to Grow and Design with Deuterocohnia brevifolia

    ByElena Rostova October 5, 2026

    Step away from traditional ideas of the bromeliad family, and you will find the fascinating Deuterocohnia brevifolia (Griseb.) M.A. Spencer & L.B. Smith. Belonging to the Bromeliaceae family and nested within the terrestrial Pitcairnioideae subfamily, this plant has undergone some taxonomic shuffling. For decades, collectors knew it as Abromeitiella brevifolia. You will still frequently run…

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  • The Chiseled Charm of Deuterocohnia scapigera: A Maverick Andean Succulent
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    The Chiseled Charm of Deuterocohnia scapigera: A Maverick Andean Succulent

    ByElena Rostova October 5, 2026

    For the collector of rare, structural flora, Deuterocohnia scapigera represents a captivating departure from the expected. This distinctive terrestrial bromeliad hails from the arid, sun-baked slopes of Bolivia. It is highly prized by specialists for its rugged, grey-green rosettes, fiercely architectural foliage, and its fascinating, shifting status within the former Abromeitiella genus. Unlike its most…

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  • The Silver Sensation: Why Deuterocohnia abstrusa Belongs in Your Dry Garden
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    The Silver Sensation: Why Deuterocohnia abstrusa Belongs in Your Dry Garden

    ByElena Rostova October 4, 2026

    Deuterocohnia abstrusa has long captivated succulent collectors and garden designers, even if they often talk about it under its older, familiar trade name, Deuterocohnia lorentziana. This tough-as-nails terrestrial bromeliad is celebrated for its generous, shimmering silver foliage, exceptional sun tolerance, and its spectacular habit of forming massive, sculptural colonies over time. Think of it as…

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  • The Wine-Red Cushion Bromeliad: Growing and Designing with Deuterocohnia lotteae
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    The Wine-Red Cushion Bromeliad: Growing and Designing with Deuterocohnia lotteae

    ByElena Rostova October 4, 2026

    Few plants ground a desert-inspired landscape or container collection quite like Deuterocohnia lotteae. This remarkable, cushion-forming terrestrial bromeliad builds dense, architectural mounds of spiny rosettes that look more like geometric sculpture than typical garden foliage. Known historically in specialist circles under the moniker Abromeitiella lotteae, modern morphological and DNA testing has firmly nestled it within…

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