- I produce masses of dusky-red tubular flowers from March to October
- I attract small, nectar feeding birds
- I am suitable for windy areas and coastal planting
I am Correa ‘Dusky Bells’, an excellent evergreen garden plant with a prolific flowering habit. Sometimes I am called a “Native Fuchsia” my carmine-pink bell shaped flowers that are a magnet for small nectar feeding birds. I am easy to grow, drought and frost tolerant. I have a spreading, compact and dense bushy habit with ovate leaves. Most of my flowering are during the cooler months of the year. I will thrive in most soils except those that are poorly drained.