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Californian fuschia ( courtesy of Geocities.com)
By Maple
30 Jun, 2007
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Generally dies to the ground in winter, The rhizomes are hardy to 20°F (-7°C).
Full sun to part shade
Evergreen perennial up to 2 feet tall (60 cm), 4 feet spread (1.2 m)
Little to moderate water when established
Propagation: Divisions, seeds
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I find it good for our hotter climate spritzhenry. We normally have drought like conditions during the summer months so it is ideal. Like you the autumn colour is it's real bonus
2 Jul, 2007
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Gardening with friends since
15 Nov, 2007
I grow this! I bought a tiny plantlet at the village school May fair 2 years ago - it took and flowered and spread....and spread... It flowers in the Autumn until the frosts, so it's useful then. It is a brittle plant, and I'm always knocking pieces off when I cut the grass, it's hard to tie back for the same reason. Nice silverish leaves. Very bright orangey/red flowers (small).
30 Jun, 2007