It does look good. Don't think I've seen a weeping type of one before.

Here's a shot or two of the full bushes, Tropi. Perhaps the weeping affect is a little exaggerated in the bottom picture as the bush is sagging a bit because of the rain, but as you can see it does weep, more so of course once in flower. Flowers last all winter.

I know this is an old post, but I have just seen this plant for the first time and am trying to get one. This is one of the few Australian search results I came up with so am wondering if you or anyone would know the best place to look. I am in Brisbane by the wya

Hi terryh7. Just spotted your posting while wandering through this site. I still have E. fulgens, scarlet plume, which is now coming to the end of it's flowering period - it opens up around April/ May and flowers all winter. I'm in the habit of saving labels and did manage to locate this one. The tag reveals that it was propagated by Fosters Nursery, Crabbes Creek, 2483. My postcode here at (near Tweed Heads, NSW) is 2486, so 2483 isn't too far away, somewhere around the Gold Coast, I reckon. Not sure if they're still propagating it but best of luck. Let me know how you get on. By the way, on the back of the tag it says to fertilise regularly during the growth period, water moderately and plant in a semi-shaded position. The ones in my second photo, planted against the wall of the house, are in the morning shade with strong afternoon sun. It's a quite dry area under the eaves and, well, I don't think I've fertilised them at all since planting years ago. Oh, also I do prune them fairly heavily (cut back 50%) around mid summer.

Thank you for the info, will try the nursery tomorrow. Saw the plant used in Ikebana a few weeks back and it looked spectacular. Will let you know,Terry

Ok, thanks Terry. If you can't get one I'll pot up a few cuttings and if you're ever this way cal by and I'll give you one.