Fuchsia  procumbens x excorticata represents a rare interspecific hybrid cross between two native New Zealand fuchsia species from different botanical sections: Fuchsia procumbens (Section Procumbentes) and Fuchsia excorticata (Section Skinnera).
Parent Species Overview
• Fuchsia procumbens (Creeping Fuchsia): A rare, low-growing prostrate ground cover native to coastal areas of New Zealand's North Island (Section Procumbentes). It features upright-facing yellow and green flowers with bright blue pollen and a trailing, mat-forming habit.
• Fuchsia excorticata (Tree Fuchsia / Kōtukutuku): The world's largest fuchsia species, growing as a large deciduous shrub or small-to-medium tree in New Zealand (Section Skinnera), notable for its papery, peeling bark and nectar-rich flowers.
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