Zauschneria Gar Rettii Orange Carpet Creeping Hummingbird Trumpet

Zauschneria fire chalice or hummingbird trumpet is a showy native plant.

Zauschneria gar rettii orange carpet creeping hummingbird trumpet.

Quart s unit of measure quantity. Noteworthy characteristics this species is found on dry slopes and chaparral of coastal and western north america. Orange carpet hummingbird trumpet is a rapidly spreading variety of hardy fuchsia. Zauschneria garrettii orange carpet unit of measure.

Part sun 3 to 6 hours morning sun moisture requirements. Pink or coral colored flowers are very rare. Blooms all summer into fall. All colored flowers are highly attractive to hummingbirds.

Regular watering when in bloom keeps the flowers coming. Orange carpet hummingbird trumpet. Zauschneria garrettii orange carpet creeping hummingbird trumpet 2001 plant select winner introduced by david salman. This forms a low growing mat of small green leaves bearing a riot of small scarlet orange trumpet blooms from mid summer into the autumn.

Garrettii is a short drought tolerant perennial that attracts hummingbirds and resists deer. An excellent choice for the sunny rock garden. Bright orange slender trumpets hang in clusters above deep green glossy mounds of foliage. It forms a low groundcover of fuzzy thin green leaves.

Sold in a 5 deep pot a vigorous perennial groundcover hummingird trumpet that forms a mat of bright green foliage with a profusion of bright orange flowers in mid to late summer. Hummingbird trumpet epilobium canum ssp. Zauschneria hummingbird trumpet california fuchsia fire chalice a genus of western us native wildflowers known for their fiery orange scarlet flowers that bloom in late summer and fall. From mid summer to fall it is covered with masses of small orange trumpet shaped blossoms appearing on the last few inches of each stem.

Zauschneria garretti orange carpet california fuchsia propagating california fuchsia is simple just cut off a piece of the plant remove any flowers use a sharp knife or x acto blade and put it in water and it should root in about 30 days. Zauschneria is suitable for dry gardens stone walls rock gardens mixed borders and naturalized plantings. Orangey red tubular blossoms cover the plant in late summer and early fall.