How to grow California Flannelbush

Fremontodendron californicum

It needs excellent drainage and full sun. Be very sparing with summer water—it doesnt need any once established and dislikes too much, although appearance is improved in dry spells with an occasional watering. Flannelbush hates fertilizer.

Transplanting California flannelbush

Water every 1-2 weeks during first summer if no rain, letting top inch of soil dry completely. Lean soil preferred. Decomposed granite would be perfect soil amendment. Grows fast and may need staking.

California flannelbush is hardy, so ensure you wait until all danger of frost has passed in your area before considering planting outside.

How long does California flannelbush take to grow?

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Other names for California flannelbush

California fremontia, Flannel bush

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