abutilons
n. C2 Proficiency abu·tilons
n. a group of flowering plants that are often grown as ornamental shrubs or trees. They are known for their bright, bell-shaped flowers.
n. a genus of flowering plants in the mallow family, Malvaceae, comprising about 150 species of shrubs and small trees. Often cultivated for their showy, bell-shaped flowers.
The garden is full of colorful abutilons.
Gardeners often choose abutilons for their vibrant red and orange flowers that bloom throughout the summer.
While native to tropical and subtropical regions, abutilons have become popular ornamental plants in temperate climates due to their resilience and striking floral displays.