Chilean bellflowers (Philesiaceae)

Chilean bellflowers

Chilean bellflowers is a small family of flowering plants notable for their vibrant, tubular flowers and leathery leaves. Often found in the dense, moist woodlands of South America, these perennial plants are adapted to thrive under the forest canopy, exploiting low light conditions. Their striking blooms not only add a splash of color but are crucial for attracting pollinators in their shaded habitats.

Scientific classification

Family

Chilean bellflowers (Philesiaceae)

Order

Lilies, supplejacks and allies

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