Common varieties of upside-down golden bell

The inverted golden bell is oddly shaped like a lantern, but not every variety is the same shape. There are long tubes, short tubes, and different colors. Take a look at the different varieties of upside-down golden bells together!

Large-flowered inverted golden bell

Deep red in the honored tube, with _purple, red or white flowers, there are many horticultural varieties.

Short-tubed inverted golden bell

Calyx Jane scarlet, petals purple.

White calyx of the inverted golden bell

A cultivated hybrid. Calyx tube white, longer, lobes revolute, petals red.

Long-tubular inverted golden bell

The plant is 1 to 2 meters tall, sparsely pilose, with tuberous underparts. Branches slightly succulent, reddish, leaves longer, 10 to 20 centimeters long, 5 to 12 centimeters wide. Calyx tube long tubular, base slender, bright vermilion, 5-7.5 cm long. Petals short, 1 cm long, deep scarlet.

Runner inverted golden bell

Branches slender, prostrate, calyx briefly apricot-yellow.

Coral-red inverted golden bell

Colonial dwarf variety, with dark leaves and large whorls of flowers; calyx scarlet, corolla corvus-colored.

Sphere-shaped short-tubed inverted golden bell

Branches glabrous and pendulous, veins red, pedicels long; sepals scarlet; petals bright greenish-cordial, about 1/2 as long as the calyx lobes.

Heterochromatic short-tubed inverted golden bell

Clump-forming dwarf variety, branches dark purplish-red. Leaves small, in whorls of 3, ovate-lanceolate. Flowers small, numerous; calyx red, tube short and slender; petals obtuse, shorter than calyx lobes.

Ray's short-barreled inverted golden bell

Branches slender and pendulous. Leaves extremely small. Flowers long and pendulous; calyx tube bright red, petals cordial.

Three-leaved inverted golden bell

Lowly tufted shrub, 20-50 cm tall, leaves often in whorls of 3, leaf surface green, leaf back bright reddish-brown, veins densely tomentose. Flowers vermilion, 4 cm long, calyx tube long, enlarged above, petals very short.