fuchsia climbing plant
The fuchsia climbing plant is a stunning addition to any New Zealand garden, combining vibrant pendulous flowers with a tendency to twine and scramble through trellises, fences, or even large shrubs. While true climbing fuchsias are rare, certain fuchsia species and cultivars can be trained as climbers with the right support and care—making them a sought-after choice for gardeners who want showstopping colour at eye level and beyond. With their long blooming period and ability to attract native birds like tui and bellbirds, these gorgeous plants are excellent for adding interest, height, and wildlife value.
Fuchsia procumbens (Creeping Fuchsia)
Fuchsia procumbens, commonly known as Creeping Fuchsia, is a low-growing, NZ native plant valued for its unique yellow-red flowers and ornamental berries. Ideal as a groundcover, it spreads gently over shaded or partially sunny spots and adds interest to garden beds, banks, or pots. This hardy and compact variety thrives in well-drained soils and is perfect for creating a natural, low-maintenance landscape. NB: In warm climates, this plant remains evergreen but will become semi-deciduous during winter in cooler regions.
From $18.23
Correa Limelight (Australian Fuchsia)
Correa Limelight is a versatile plant ideal for New Zealand gardens, offering unique foliage and floral interest.
From $24.98
