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What size container is best?

fuchsias from T & M and want to put them in individual terracotta pots. They will apparently grow to about 30cm x 30 cm. What size pots should I use? The larger the better, large pots are slower to dry out, less likely to blow over etc. I tried to grow a by Berkley

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14/05/2012 14:26:20

by kate1123

Hardy fuschias

Don't keep adding feed-turn it out and check for vine weevil grubs that may have been at the roots,it could be waterlogged,the roots could have got frozen in the winter-really if the top isn't growing- check the bottom Thanks - will post results by celia2

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12/06/2012 20:57:21

by mdw84

Fuschia

- ' HOT DIP ' them, trust me i have been growing and showing fuchsias for a few moons . Hot Dipping is using jeyes fluid and before you say it, it does not kill the plants - TIP Ssshhhh don't mention vine weevilkiller with-in ear shot of my husband by tattianna

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30/03/2013 08:11:37

by Brumbull

fusias

to be on the safe side. J. I grow a lot of Fuchsias and all of mine are in black plastic pots and thrive really well. As sotongeoff said, not all are frost hardy so I over winter mine in a heated greenhouse and even the Fuchsias that are meant to be hardy go by MS NICK

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22/06/2012 17:53:22

by donutsmrs

Best hedging shrubs?

Lavender makes a beautiful hedge and bees love it. Fuchsia ditto. A mixed hedge of native shrubs and trees is there for centuries and a benefit to mankind. If you're planting a big hedge, a mixed, native hedge is a great idea, as happymarion2 by SFA

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29/12/2011 08:37:01

by Kate Bradbury

fuchsia leaves

are but it does'nt seem to matter where they are, I have been growing fuchsias for a number of years and have over 500 at last count some 180 differant cultivars just feel helpless to see them in this state. by Trevor Challands

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27/05/2012 21:19:13

by Trevor Challands

evergreen and fuchsia cutting

hardy apart from magellenica, then I visited Wimpole Hall (NT) and saw rows and rows of them all living outside outside. Now I want some. They say that Lady Boothby is a climbing Fuchsia - if you would like it to grow very tall you could just tie it to a by nutcutlet

11/11/2012 17:20:34

by nutcutlet

what is this plant please

hi can anyone tell me what plant this is please Looks like a Cape Fuchsia (Phygelius) hey thank you it just appeared this spring and thought it was a weed so left it to see what flower it would produce as my partner likes weeds for the flowers by rjpringle

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15/07/2012 16:06:07

by rjpringle

when to take fuschia cuttings

potting them. They are growing really well but I'm not sure they'll be in full bloom this year but I don't mind waiting! When I pruned my fuchsias a few weeks ago, rather than throw all of the stems away I took about twenty cuttings, all about 4" long by tony ralph

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10/06/2012 19:26:51

by Starflower

Standard Fuscia problem

fungicide spray may help. http://apps.rhs.org.uk/advicesearch/profile.aspx?pid=163 I grow standard Fuchsias but haven't experienced the bark splitting - I hope someone can help Pam x It could also be something fungal but I would follow Lilyloise's advice by Leogirl

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24/07/2012 23:48:07

by Scubydoo

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