Family Onagraceae
Originating from New Zealand

A species with a prostrate or trailing habit. Small round leaves on long, slender stems. Curious, small but very attractive flowers appear in summer. These are green, yellow and orange tubes with purple sepals, followed by large, edible cranberry like fruits. Quite unique amongst fuchsias.
Grow in moist but well-drained soil in part shade where it will form a mat-like ground cover, or in a raised container where it will trail.
Reasonably hardy in a sheltered garden.

Height and spread after 2 – 3 years 15cm x 50cm
Semi mature height and spread after 5 – 6 years 15cm x 1m