Cuphea 'Hopley's' — A Cuphea with Orange and Yellow Tubular Flowers

Reference : CUP-HOP-000

Cuphea 'Hopley's' is a collector cuphea hybrid with tubular flowers in a unique colour gradient: bright orange at the base, fading through pale yellow to white at the tip. Its red-bordeaux stamens create a striking contrast. Browse our selection of botanical curiosities.

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Description

Cuphea 'Hopley's' is a hybrid cuphea in the Lythraceae family, from horticultural selection.

What are the unique features of Cuphea 'Hopley's'?

The flowers of Cuphea 'Hopley's' are tubular with a unique colour gradient: bright orange at the base of the tube, gradually lightening to pale yellow and finishing white or near-white at the tip. The red-bordeaux stamens stand out clearly, creating a striking contrast.

The foliage is medium green, the stems thin and well-branched. The plant forms a compact bush 30-50 cm tall.

Flowering is exceptionally long: from June until the first frosts, nearly 5-6 months of continuous colour.

How to grow Cuphea 'Hopley's'?

Cuphea 'Hopley's' grows best in full sun, in light, well-drained, organic-rich soil.

Plant in spring after all risk of frost.

Regular application of fertiliser plugs rich in potash will stimulate more abundant blooming.

How to care for Cuphea 'Hopley's'?

Care for Cuphea 'Hopley's' is easy. Pinch growing tips regularly to encourage branching.

Among other botanical curiosities, our collector Oxalis offer equally original foliage and flowers.

How cold hardy is Cuphea 'Hopley's'?

Cuphea 'Hopley's' is frost tender and cannot tolerate freezing temperatures.

Discover our full range of collector cupheas to vary colours and shapes in your borders.

How to propagate Cuphea 'Hopley's'?

Propagation is by stem cuttings in spring or summer. Roots appear within 2-3 weeks.

Caracteristics
Sunshine
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Type of use
Planter - Flower Bed - Pot or Tray
Dominant colour
Yellow - Orange
Type of Flower
Tube
Average height
Flowering period
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Frost Resistance
Low resistance
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