Shape | Mounding to mat-forming. |
Landscape | As a showy potted plant, a potted patio plant, hedge or border plant in humid climates or as a specimen. |
Cultivation | Grows best in wet to moist soil of any acidity under partial to shade. |
Pests | Spider mites and scale. |
Notable Specimens | Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington, Ontario, Canada. Muttart Conservatory, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. |
Leaf Description | Large, leathery oval-shaped leaves with pronounced straight venation. |
Flower Description | Drooping panicles of blooms which can reach up to 36 cm long. The flowers can measure up to 10 cm in diameter and are bell-shaped. |
Colour Description | Deep dark green leaves with pale green venation. Lighter medium green stems. Rosy pink to coral pink flowers. |
Texture Description | Leathery. |