Leucadendron Inca Gold Tangerine a nine foot tall spike

a nine foot tall spike of small white flowers emerge from reddish buds

The best time to prune is in the winter

This plant is considered to be a hybrid between the Ember Pincushion

Family Name Malvaceae Species Name Sphaeralcea ambigua Common Name Desert Globemallow Native to California Plant Type Perennial shrub Height x Width 4' x 5' Growth Habit Upright Growth Rate Moderate Sun Full sun Water Requirement Very low Flower Color Shades of orange

Your plant will wilt and die back with foaming cankers

Leucadendron Inca Gold Tangerine a nine foot tall spikeLeucadendron Inca Gold A dense shrub from the Proteas family. It can reach a height of up to six feet tall and wide. It has cones within bracts that turn yellow full sun. The cones can be described as small reddish raspberries sitting atop tall stems. The leaves by contrast are a blueish green color. This shrub grows up to six feet tall and five feet wide. Great for cut flowers they have a long vase life from 7 to 21 days, which is enhanced if placed