A cluster of pink Escallonia flowers has five spreading petals and pointed calyx lobes beside toothed leaves

Escallonia rubra macrantha


Native to central and southern Chile, this evergreen shrub has small, glossy, leathery leaves and clusters of crimson flowers. It is grown as a flowering shrub and informal hedge, particularly in coastal gardens. It has been introduced to Britain, Ireland, Hawaii, and Oregon. Photographed in Bogotá, Colombia, and Quito, Ecuador.

A red Escallonia flower has an exposed green style beside a closed tubular bud and hairy calyx
Pink Escallonia flower clusters have tubular bases and spreading petals beside toothed green leaves
Clusters of pink Escallonia flowers grow beside glossy green foliage
Pink tubular Escallonia flowers grow in clusters among glossy green leaves
Red tubular Escallonia flowers grow along a hairy branch beside narrow leaves
A cluster of pink Escallonia flowers and opening buds grows beside a broad green leaf
Pink Escallonia flowers and buds grow above green foliage
Pink Escallonia flower clusters show tubular bases, long styles, and pointed calyx lobes
Pink Escallonia flowers display five rounded petals beside green foliage

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