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abutilon

One of a group of 90 related species of tropical or semitropical ornamental plants. The Indian mallow or velvet leaf (Abutilon theophrastus) is one of the more common; it has bell-shaped yellow flowers and is the source of a jutelike fibre. Many of the species are pollinated by hummingbirds. (Genus Abutilon, family Malvaceae.)



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A shrub - viburnum, rhaphiolepis, oleander, abelia - is supposed to keep its health and vigor for 30 years or more, whereas flowering perennials - salvias, marguerite daisies, dusty millers, and abutilons - will be fortunate to look good for five years before weakening and ending up on the compost heap.
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