Phygelius aequalis | Yellow Trumpet | Cape Fuchsia Yarrow Lasts well in a vase

Lasts well in a vase and cutting will encourage continuous flowering

Apply a mulch around the base of the plant to protect the roots from frost damage and cut back the plant in spring when new shoots appear low down at the base

precision pruning shears designed for both keen gardeners and semi-professional users

shelter from cold winds and protect with mulch

Removing spent flowers regularly will encourage new flowers

Phygelius aequalis | Yellow Trumpet | Cape Fuchsia Yarrow Lasts well in a vasePhygelius 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