This fuchsia is very easy to grow. this little beauty is on the north side of the house. I live on the central coast and winters do get ...Read Morefrost and freezing temperatures and comes through very well.
I have been trying to find information on trimming this beauty but no luck. The garden that Lottie is in in is narrow and would like to know if anyone has some advise to trimming.
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I am very impressed with this hardy upright fuchsia. The flowers might be tiny, but they are abundant all year round. It is currently J...Read Moreanuary 30, 2011 and it is in bloom. It has a nice dense growth habit and has become a large bush in less than two years since the cuttings arrived.
A very bushy and floriferous cultivar bred by a Mr Edwards in Great Britian, 1839.
It has tiny crimson pink flowers on a ...Read Moresmallish bush with equally tiny leaves (under 1/4 inch). The stems are quite thin, reddish and easy to train to a shape or bonsai. The flowers are followed by tiny black berries.
This Fuchsia is an Encliandra type cultivar from Central America. The Encliandras (a group of about 5 or 6 species) live at a high altitude, which means they are hardier than many Fuchsias and tolerate drier conditions.
This fuchsia is very easy to grow. this little beauty is on the north side of the house. I live on the central coast and winters do get ...Read More
I am very impressed with this hardy upright fuchsia. The flowers might be tiny, but they are abundant all year round. It is currently J...Read More
A very bushy and floriferous cultivar bred by a Mr Edwards in Great Britian, 1839.
It has tiny crimson pink flowers on a ...Read More