Description
Largest fuchsia in the world, cinnamon coloured peeling bark. Small red deciduous flower, dark glossy leaves. Frost tender when young. Edible black berries, birds
Fuchsia excorticata
Drainage:DampVery DryWell Drained
Growth:Medium
Height Range:15
Site Conditions:Frost TolerantHeavy SoilLoamy SoilWindy
Sunlight:Full SunPartial Shade
Features:Attractive FlowersAttractive foliageAttractive to beesAttractive to BirdsAttractive to insectsEvergreenSuitable for Revegetation SpeciesTolerant of Shade
Additional information
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| Features | Attractive Flowers, Attractive foliage, Attractive to bees, Attractive to Birds, Attractive to insects, Evergreen, Suitable for Revegetation Species, Tolerant of Shade |
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