Phygelius aequalis | Yellow Trumpet | Cape Fuchsia Tea towel Baby looking up: 10cm

Baby looking up: 10cm

delicate little plant that is great to use to plant over the top of bulbs to hide the foliage as it dies back

Dicentra eximia or Lamprocapnos as it is now known as well as Fringed Bleeding Heart is a pretty

the plants immediately set beautiful seed pods before dispersing their seed to start the next generation

Phygelius aequalis | Yellow Trumpet | Cape Fuchsia Tea towel Baby looking up: 10cmPhygelius aequalis or Cape Fuchsias are a native of South Africa but are surprisingly hardy perennials. Plants grow to make a bushy, upright mound of green foliage, that bear showy clusters of fuchsia like flowers beginning in mid summer and continuing into autumn. This plant hails from the tip of South Africa and is commonly found along damp stream edges so is quite adaptable to it's conditions, Position your plant in a damp, sunny area in the