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Plants in genus pavonia

Plants in genus pavonia

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Pavonia multiflora

Pavonia multiflora, also known as Brazilian Candles, is an evergreen shrub native to Brazil. It features dark green, lance-shaped leaves and red or dark pink bracts with cone-shaped purple flowers. This plant blooms from late spring to early fall and can continue blooming all winter in the right conditions.

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Pavonia lasiopetala

Pavonia lasiopetala, also known as Texas swamp-mallow or rock rose, is a shrubby perennial herb native to central and south Texas. It forms a 2-foot-wide mound of hairy, maple-like foliage and produces bright pink flowers from midsummer to fall, thriving even during drought conditions. This plant attracts hummingbirds and is used in rangeland vegetation, making it a valuable addition to wildlife-friendly gardens. Its vibrant blooms and resilience to dry conditions make it a standout choice for xeriscaping.

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