Fuchsia – Hardy (Eleven Colours)
Plant Details
Alice Hoffman: Masses of rose-red and white flowers drip from the simple purple tinged foliage throughout summer, attracting bees to your garden.
Beacon Rosea: An abundance of powder pink flowers adorn the dark foliage through summer, attracting bees to your garden (image featured).
Chilli Red: The attractive chilli red pepper like buds open into beautiful bright red flowers from summer onwards, and attract bees to your garden.
Delta’s Sarah: Graceful blooms of white and purple throughout summer, attract bees to your garden.
Fairy Lights: Delicate flowers in shades of pink blooms above simple green foliage throughout summer, attracting bees to your garden.
Garden News: A mass of gorgeously pink and rose flowers create a vision of colour throughout summer attracting bees to your garden.
Genii: Beautiful plum and cerise flowers drip in abundance from the golden yellow foliage throughout the summer, attracting bees to your garden.
Lady Thumb: A profusion of beautiful pink and white flowers cascade from the plant throughout summer, attracting bees to your garden.
Mrs Popple: A great garden plant, smothered in masses of violet and scarlet flowers throughout the summer, attractive to bees.
Snowcap: Flamboyant white and scarlet flowers drip from simple green foliage throughout summer attracting bees to your garden.
Sunray: The delicate cerise and purple flowers cascade through the eye catching foliage attracting bees to your garden throughout summer.
Thumbelina Gem: The golden yellow foliage is a delightful foil for the gorgeous red and purple summer flowers, which attract bees to your garden.
Month Available: May
Evergreen / Deciduous: Semi evergreen
Flower Colour: Multi-coloured
Suitable For Wildlife: Bees
Soil Type: Well-drained
Sun/Shade: Full sun or partial shade
Season of Interest: Summer
Flower/Foliage/Berries: Flowers
Plant Type: Shrub
Hardy: Fully
Main Attribute: Flowering throughout summer.
Height / Spread: Varies 40 - 90cm x 40 - 90cm (16 - 36in x 16 - 36in)
Growing Tips & Additional Information
Fuchsias make a great display in the garden, plant them slightly deeper than pot depth to give added protection to the root system.
Where to Plant: Patio pots, Borders
Pests and Diseases: Whitefly, Vine Weevil, Botrytis.
Plant Care: Trim to ground level in late autumn and new growth will appear in spring.
Care and Time: Low - autumn
Warning: None
Benefits: Great garden plant, easy to grow, good for pots or borders, long lasting colour, attracts bees.
History: Fuchsia are naturally found in the southern hemisphere, there are hundreds of cultivated varieties to choose from and flower form can vary greatly.
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