Indian Mallow is, in our small opinion, one of the most underused California Native plants out there. Quickly reaching a size of 3-6 feet high and wide, this desert rat does it all. Spring and Summer (and sometimes longer) bring Apricot Orange flowers, while the plant shows off soft, heart shaped grey leaves all year. Native to our local deserts and into the Southwest, this guy loves dry, hot-hot-hot spots, and a light pruning a few times a year will keep this plant looking good and flowering longer. Indian Mallow does not handle cold weather well (less than 22 degrees), but it works well in most parts of Southern California, including Ojai, Calabasas and other hot-cold areas. Try it as a soft hedge or behind smaller perennials where its beautiful grey leaves and rounded shape will rock the house like a local Nardcore band. Highly Recommended!!