thryallis pronunciation

Thryallis

1. June 9, 2007.
2. Plant of the Week.
3. by. David Rodriguez.
4. Scientific Name: Galphimia glauca Pronunciation: gal-FlM-ee-uh GLOCK-uh.
5. Common name(s): Thryallis, Rain-of-Gold.
6. Family: Malpighiaceae.
7. Plant type: shrub.
8. USDA hardiness zones: 9B through 11.

1. When should Thryallis be cut back?
2. Is Thryallis an evergreen?
3. Is Thryallis a perennial?
4. Is Thryallis deer resistant?
5. Is Thryallis poisonous?
6. Do butterflies like Thryallis?
7. Are yellow bell plants poisonous to dogs?
8. Is Thryallis native to Florida?
9. What is Galphimia glauca used for?

When should Thryallis be cut back?

The best time to prune is early spring, though you can trim it any time without harming the plant. The more you prune thryallis, the less it will bloom.

Is Thryallis an evergreen?

Thryallis, Galphimia glauca, grows to be a handsome 4' to 6', rarely 9', tall evergreen shrub in USDA zones 9 to 11. It can function as a dieback shrub or herbaceous perennial in warmer parts of zone 8b.

Is Thryallis a perennial?

Thryallis Plant: How To Care FOr and Grow Galphimia Glauca. ... The Thryallis plant is a small, perennial evergreen shrub hailing from the tropical areas of Central America and Mexico. There it is very commonly used in folk medicine for a wide variety of ailments, including depression and anxiety.

Is Thryallis deer resistant?

The tall golden yellow spikes of the golden thryallis are produced all summer. Here they are partnered in stunning combination with the Mustic Spires blue salvia. You would think a shrub or summer annual that blooms all summer and is drought-tolerant and deer-resistant would be award-winning across the country.

Is Thryallis poisonous?

Thryallis is not known to be poisonous.

Do butterflies like Thryallis?

Some of the more interesting woody plants with color are beautyberry, thryallis, butterfly vine, passion vine and sennas. ... Plants range from 5 to 9 feet in height and 4 to 6 feet wide. This upright evergreen shrub thrives in full sun locations.

Are yellow bell plants poisonous to dogs?

Esperanza (Tecoma stans or yellow bells) is beloved by butterflies and hummingbirds, but probably shouldn't be eaten by humans or pets.

Is Thryallis native to Florida?

Might be used to create accents and view barriers and as a backdrop for gardens and lower-growing shrub displays. Thryallis sometimes is added to planters and large container gardens. Florida native: No; native to Guatemala and Mexico.

What is Galphimia glauca used for?

Galphimia glauca is a small evergreen shrub found in the tropical areas of Mexico and Central America. People take Galphimia glauca by mouth for hayfever caused by ragweed, generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), asthma, bloody diarrhea, fever, and seizures.