Phygelius 'Candy Drops Cream' | Candy Drops Cream Cape Fuchsia

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DESCRIPTION
Phygelius 'Candy Drops Cream' is a perennial cultivar developed from the native Phygelius species of South Africa. It blooms from late spring through autumn, producing clusters of tubular flowers in a soft cream to pale yellow hue. These pendulous flowers are borne on upright stems above the plant’s bushy, semi-evergreen foliage. The cultivar is part of the Candy Drops™ series, which was introduced by Skagit Gardens. ​

'Candy Drops Cream' is known for its compact growth habit and resistance to common pests and diseases. It attracts pollinators such as hummingbirds and bees, adding lively movement and energy to the garden. The plant is suitable for various garden settings, including borders, containers, and mixed plantings, providing a long season of color and interest.

DESCRIPTION
Phygelius 'Candy Drops Cream' is a perennial cultivar developed from the native Phygelius species of South Africa. It blooms from late spring through autumn, producing clusters of tubular flowers in a soft cream to pale yellow hue. These pendulous flowers are borne on upright stems above the plant’s bushy, semi-evergreen foliage. The cultivar is part of the Candy Drops™ series, which was introduced by Skagit Gardens. ​

'Candy Drops Cream' is known for its compact growth habit and resistance to common pests and diseases. It attracts pollinators such as hummingbirds and bees, adding lively movement and energy to the garden. The plant is suitable for various garden settings, including borders, containers, and mixed plantings, providing a long season of color and interest.

 
  • Family: Scrophulariaceae
    Height: 12–18 inches
    Width: 18–24 inches
    Flower color: Soft cream to pale yellow, tubular, pendulous blooms arranged in terminal clusters
    Foliage color: Semi-evergreen, lance-shaped, green leaves
    Bloom time: Late spring to early fall (April–September)
    Light requirements: Full sun to partial shade
    Water requirements: Moderate
    Maintenance: Low; deadhead spent blooms to encourage reblooming; prune back in early spring
    Growing zone: USDA zones 7–10
    Wildlife attractors: Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds

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