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A spreading, mounding form of California Fuchsia with unusual pink blooms. Its foliage is green with a slight hint of gray. Plant in full sun in sharply-draining, preferably gritty soil. Drought tolerant but looks best with occasional summer water. Can...

A spreading, mounding form of California Fuchsia with unusual pink blooms. Its foliage is green with a slight hint of gray. Plant in full sun in sharply-draining, preferably gritty soil. Drought tolerant but looks best with occasional summer water. Can...

A low-growing form of California Fuchsia with green-grey leaves and bright white flowers. Forms a dense mat, making it perfect for gentle slopes and rock gardens. Blooms from summer into fall. Needs only occasional to little summer water.

A low-growing form of California Fuchsia with green-grey leaves and bright white flowers. Forms a dense mat, making it perfect for gentle slopes and rock gardens. Blooms from summer into fall. Needs only occasional to little summer water.

A low-growing form of California Fuschia that grows just 6 to 8 inches tall and spreads 2 to 3 feet wide. Scarlet red flowers bloom summer to fall and are highly attractive to hummingbirds. A drought tolerant selection that needs only infrequent watering...

One of the few California native plants that blooms at the height of summer, California Fuchsia’s glowing, coral-red flowers are a magnet for hummingbirds and a late-season nectar source for Carpenter and honey bees. Flowers bloom continuously on wands...

One of the few California native plants that blooms at the height of summer, California Fuchsia’s glowing, coral-red flowers are a magnet for hummingbirds and a late-season nectar source for Carpenter and honey bees. Flowers bloom continuously on wands...