Fremontodendron 'Ken Taylor' Clumping A pretty and delicate form

A pretty and delicate form brought from England in 1997

this short shrubby and oh-so-cute dwarf cholla grows to about 18 inches in tall and a little wider with glowing golden spines and chartreuse yellow flowers mid spring

this small

so upper USDA zone 7 for cold hardiness

although tolerant of some shade

Fremontodendron 'Ken Taylor' Clumping A pretty and delicate formSelected by famed nurseryman Ken Taylor, from among crosses between a large growing form and the more spreading F. decumbens. This hybrid is smaller than the typical flannel bush, reaching 4 5 ft tall and spreading to 6 8 ft wide or more. Leaves are fuzzy, indeed like flannel, and more dusty green than others. The large, 3", summer flowers are golden yellow and face down a bit showing their more orange backs. Easy to use as an espalier subject and