10 Rabbit ears Plants, Ruttya fruticosa Plants Indian snake root Plants and River Tea-Tree make it

and River Tea-Tree make it popular in both home gardens and commercial landscapes

Whether you're a homeowner or a professional landscaper

These seeds come from the Acacia abyssinica plant

especially in the “Sticks on Fire” variety

10 Rabbit ears Plants, Ruttya fruticosa Plants Indian snake root Plants and River Tea-Tree make itRuttya fruticosa, popularly called Rabbit Ears because of its unique flower shape, is an evergreen flowering shrub from the Acanthaceae family. Native to East Africa, it is admired for its unusual and brightly colored blooms that resemble a rabbits ears or an open mouth. The flowers are typically deep orange to reddish brown with a dark maroon throat, giving them a striking, two toned jammy mouth appearance. Blooming generously in warm climates, the