A beacon of loveliness, a gardener’s delight and a hummingbird’s mecca, this 1767 southern South American discovery commemorates the Straights of Magellan plus the 18th century Chilean botanical author, Juan Ignacio Molina. Free-flowing from midsummer ’til frost, pendulous ballerina-style pale pink and ivory-colored blooms delicately dance amid the lustrous evergreen foundation that’s characterized by slender arching branches dressed with small elliptical soft green leaves. Ideal as a shrubby stand-alone, its versatile easy-care temperament relishes adequate moisture, good drainage, winter mulch and protection from wind as well as hot afternoon sun.

Blooms July–October

Size: 4' 0" – 6' 0" high x 4' 0" – 6' 0" wide.

Zone 6b/7.