- My pink flowers are prolific from autumn through winter into spring but I can spot flower at other times
- My blooms are a magnet for small nectar feeding birds
- I am suitable for windy areas and coastal planting
- I perform well in most soils but do best in those that are well-drained
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 are a magnet for small nectar feeding birds.
I am easy to grow and tolerate drought and frost.
I have a spreading, compact and dense bushy habit with ovate leaves.
Most of my flowering is during the cooler months of the year.
I will thrive in most soils except those that are poorly drained.