Fuchsia plant

Paula Jane is one of the most popular varieties in our range. This is due to the versatility of this fuchsia. This vigorous, upright fuchsia is very good for standards and smaller (standing) pots. Because of the bushy growth Paula Jane is also grown in baskets. In a basket Paula Jane is not really trailing, but more bushy. Paula Jane flowers richly.

If you’re struggling to find a summer-flowering plant for a shady corner, then let me remind you about the dangling beauty of Fuchsias! Everyone knows someone that has grown a Fuchsia, such is their popularity up and down the UK. However they’re usually just pink and bushy. But, perhaps you’ll allow me to blow your flowery […]

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An excellent Fuchsia cultivar, award-winning Fuchsia 'Genii' (Hardy Fuchsia) is an erect medium-sized deciduous shrub with handsome, small, golden leaves. Blooming from early summer until the first frosts, the single, small to medium flowers feature narrow, elegantly up-curved cerise sepals, slender cerise tube and reddish-purple petals. The luminous foliage and lovely pendant blossoms make this flowering shrub sparkle and stand out in the garden. Versatile, it can be trained as a standard…

Many gardeners and plant enthusiasts aren't sure how to properly care for their Fuchsia plants over the winter, and sometimes people end up just throwing them

Fuchsia 'Whiteknights Pearl' - Beth Chatto Plants & Gardens

My Sister-in-Law's hanging basket.

Want to keep your fuchsia plants blooming strong all summer long? Fuchsias are one of the most beautiful of all summer annuals to grace the landscape. Their bright, colorful teardrop blooms can be stunning when flowering big in pots, containers & hanging baskets. However, many gardeners find their fuchsias failing to thrive by mid-summer. But don't worry, with just a few simple tips and tricks, fuchsia plants can thrive not just into the middle of summer, but right up until the first frost!