Malvaviscus drummondii 'Pam Puryear' prophouse-fall-2026 The genus name comes from

The genus name comes from the Greek oinos

hung in fall and winter with clusters of round white berries in place of the usual coral red

" a lofty title for a tree that drops sweet

'Tama no ura' is among the most celebrated of all wild-found camellias

resinous film that catches small insects like flypaper

Malvaviscus drummondii 'Pam Puryear' prophouse-fall-2026 The genus name comes from'Pam Puryear' is the soft pink small Turk's cap, a lovely departure from the usual fire engine red of this tough native mallow. The furled, never quite open flowers keep the charming Turk's cap form, less than two inches long and produced without pause through the hot months, but here they glow a gentle shell pink that reads cool and quiet in the summer border. The selection carries a good Texas pedigree. 'Pam Puryear' is a fairly recent introduction