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WF015A

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A perennial shrub native to the Sonoran Desert. Blooms March through April and the nectar is a great source for honey bees. The plants are 2-4 ft tall and are equally wide. The abundant flowers are apricot to orange. Plant in fall to early spring. Prefers soil with good drainage. Elevation 0 - 5000ft
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Load image into Gallery viewer, A perennial shrub native to the Sonoran Desert. Blooms March through April and the nectar is a great source for honey bees. The plants are 2-4 ft tall and are equally wide. The abundant flowers are apricot to orange. Plant in fall to early spring. Prefers soil with good drainage. Elevation 0 - 5000ft

Desert Globemallow

  • WF015A

    • Sphaeralcea ambigua

    A perennial shrub native to the Sonoran Desert. Blooms March through April and the nectar is a great source for honey bees. The plants are 2-4 ft tall and are equally wide. The abundant flowers are apricot to orange. Plant in fall to early spring.  Prefers soil with good drainage. Not from our Seed Bank Collection, but your purchase supports our conservation mission.

    • Elevation 0 - 5000ft
    • One gram packet will cover approximately 30 square feet
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Catherine Hudgins
Great seed source

Sought desert globemallow seeds for a gorgeous addition to my xeric landscaping. So glad to find them available here. Shipping fast too.

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Amelia South

Good seeds, thanks a lot

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D Wilson
Successful germination

The (hard to find locally) Desert Globemallow seed we ordered germinated successfully at a good rate and we wait now to see if we have found just the right growing conditions in our beds to host them on a more long term basis. Thanks, Native Seeds Search! We will back to order more seed for next growing season.

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Normie Koehler
Thanks

Globemallow is difficult to collect from the desert, so I'm grateful that you supply these seeds. Haven't sprouted yet, so can't tell you about germination rate.