Does anyone want a pair of phygelius (cape fuschia)? I have attached a description of them from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden for those of you not familiar with them. They are a shrubby perennial. Mine have red flowers, and I think they are a cultivar of the native phygelius. Very pretty plants, but I simply don't have the right spot for them and not nearly enough sun for them to bloom to their potential. Even in a good bit of shade, they bloom from mid-summer to frost. I would like to see them in a good home rather than shovel prune them.
Here's the link to a description.
Here is a link that might be useful: Phygelius
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