native fuchsia

"Native fuchsia" refers to various flowering plants that resemble the typical species of the Fuchsia genus and are indigenous to specific regions.

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Definition

B2Australian Flora

(botanical, regional)Any of several flowering plants in Australia resembling species of the Fuchsia genus, such as Correa reflexa, Epacris longiflora, Eremophila maculata, and Grevillea wilsonii.

Example

  • The native fuchsia, Correa reflexa, is a common sight in Australian gardens.

B2New Zealand Flora

(botanical, regional)A deciduous shrub or tree native to New Zealand, known scientifically as Fuchsia excorticata, characterized by its maroon flowers.

Example

  • The native fuchsia, also called konini, can grow up to 10 feet tall.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "native fuchsia":

flamingo flowernative gardenia