Humboldt mystery "fuchsia"
salviabelle
10 years ago
A friend collected this plant from her childhood home. It was called Humboldt fuchsia and said to be a native plant. Not an Epilobium as I can tell. Another picture shows woody stems and a large stature.
Thanks for any help.
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