Latin name: Phygelius aequalis ‘Yellow Trumpet’
Description: Phygelius are becoming ever more popular because of their long flowering period and the abundance of flowers that they bear. They grow into a fairly compact bush with twiggy branches with oval, pointed deep to pale green leaves. The inflorescences are held above the foliage and drip from the branches with dainty, tubular, creamy-yellow flowers. Phygelius have a very long flowering season and can be pruned to any size or left to grow naturally.
Hardiness: Hardy in all but the coldest gardens – if cut back by frost will return from the ground
Height: 1-1m
Position: Full sun in a sheltered position
Soil: Fairly drought tolerant once established
Water: Mulch well to keep moisture in
Usage: They are best planted at the front of a border where the beauty of their flowers can be enjoyed. They also work well in large containers
Thu, Apr 10, 2008
Exotic