Cape Fuchsia

Phygelius Capensis

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Overview

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius capensis), a perennial shrub, vibrant and hardy, adds a splash to gardens with trumpet-shaped flowers in reds and pinks. Thriving in USDA zones 7-10, it reaches about 3-4 feet in height and spread, preferring full sun to partial shade. Its long blooming season, from early summer to fall, invites hummingbirds. Requires well-draining soil and moderate watering. Cut back in late winter for vigorous spring growth.

Sun Full, HalfWater Extra in Summer, MediumZones 7–10

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Thriving in USDA zones 7-10

Culture

Sun: Full, Half
Water: Extra in Summer, Medium
USDA zones: 7–10

Shape & size

Classification

Family: Scrophulariaceae

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Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — perennial with orange and red blooms

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Thriving in USDA zones 7-10; consider its appeal to hummingbirds and other pollinators

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — adds a splash to gardens with trumpet-shaped flowers in reds and pinks; this eye-catching plant stands out with its tubular

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — it reaches about 3-4 feet in height and spread; perennial for full or half

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius capensis); it reaches about 3-4 feet in height and spread

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — scientifically known as Phygelius capensis; is a vibrant perennial shrub that can infuse color and depth into any landscape

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Cut back in late winter for vigorous spring growth; thriving in USDA zones 7-10

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — is a vibrant perennial shrub that can infuse color and depth into any landscape design; while it's resilient to drought

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — preferring full sun to partial shade; requires well-draining soil and moderate watering

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Requires well-draining soil and moderate watering; where it can create a waterfall of color

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Its long blooming season, from early summer to fall, invites hummingbirds; typically 3 to 4 feet across

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — which run the gamut from deep reds to vivid oranges and pinks; its long blooming season, from early summer to fall, invites

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Cape Fuchsia can reach a mature height of 3 to 4 feet and spread equally wide, image 38

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — typically 3 to 4 feet across; its cascading habit also makes it a prime candidate for elevated planters or slopes

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — this eye-catching plant stands out with its tubular flowers; perennial with orange and red blooms

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — While it's resilient to drought once established; although it's important to avoid waterlogged conditions

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — although it's important to avoid waterlogged conditions; scientifically known as Phygelius capensis

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — The plant thrives in USDA Hardiness Zones 7 through 10, appreciating full sun to partial shade; adds a splash to gardens

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — which adds another layer of dynamic life to the garden; preferring full sun to partial shade

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Its cascading habit also makes it a prime candidate for elevated planters or slopes; which run the gamut from deep reds to

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — consider its appeal to hummingbirds and other pollinators; orange and red flowers in the garden

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — where it can create a waterfall of color; which adds another layer of dynamic life to the garden

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — orange and red flowers in the garden; cut back in late winter for vigorous spring growth

Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius Capensis) — Pruning in late winter can help maintain a robust, tidy form and promote vigorous spring growth; cape Fuchsia (Phygelius

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