Double Fuchsia 'Dollar Princess'

Plant tag from gardencenter shows Dollar Princess as "Upright habit". I dropped one of the plants which broke off most of the stems. Put ...Read Moredirectly in water and they all rooted within two weeks in a sunny window.
I will put them in pots on a porch that gets morning sun. The others are going in a large pot off the porch, again with morning sun. I like fuschias in pots so I can move them into a shed to overwinter. This is my first purchase of this variety.

I like Dollar Princess for it's sun hardiness and it's cute little double blossoms. Small like the singles, but double like the big guys...Read More! Kind of like a mini Voodoo or Gypsy Prince. And so many of them at once! The stems are a bit thin, but it is a young plant and I am sure they will get stronger with age.

Just picked this up at Lowes. Came from El Modena Gardens. The grower lists it as Partial Sun, Water Regularly, Rapid Growth, Cold Hardi...Read Moreness to 32 degrees F, Average Height x Width as 2' - 3'. All summer color to brighten up a shady area. Will be interesting to see what kind of high temps it can tolerate here in SW Utah (St. George).
Just a gorgeous plant, couldn't pass it up.

I grew this in a mostly shady spot in a container with lobelia and oxalis. The flowers were very attractive, despite being very heavy and...Read More bending the stems under their weight. What I was impressed by was its tolerance to flooding. I had it in a container without drainage holes, and it was repeated filled with water by an underground sprinkler head. While its companions died, the fuchsia kept on blooming.