Phygelius capensis | Deep Rose Edith Holden hence its other name Jacobs

hence its other name Jacobs Ladder

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Corncockle will grow well in most soil types but does particularly well on free draining sandy loams

In summer it bears spikes of tiny charming lipped

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Phygelius capensis | Deep Rose Edith Holden hence its other name JacobsPhygelius or Cape Fuchsias are a native of South Africa but are surprisingly hardy perennials or small shrubs. Plants grow to make a bushy, upright mound of green foliage, with stems that are stained red in colour as they emerge and then turn green that bear showy clusters of fuchsia like flowers beginning sometimes as early as spring and continuing into autumn. This plant whilst very attractive is an enthusiastic grower and spreads by suckering so