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over wintering a Tree fuchsia Pattie Sue

I bought a small tree fuchsia called Pattie Sue this year and has grown lovely. It is a shame to let it die over the winter and so I wonder if I can keep it alive for it to flourish next year. I don't have a green house but I have a conservatory by shimmy2010

02/11/2012 12:47:18

by shimmy2010

Bought 2 more fuchsias today

Red Spider and Dorothy Hanly so now got 8 new fuchsias. I have just taken cuttings from four I bought a month ago (Dark Eyes, Claudia, Genii, Annabel). They are great value plants, some for pots, others for dot plants in the border. I should like by scotkat

22/04/2013 21:31:52

by Gold1locks

Reviving dried bedding, lost instructions

success but some of them are reviving Interesting idea, Kate. I'll be curious to see how well they grow, i.e., whether the dessication has any permanent effects. I must admit, I didn't believe that it would work at all when you mentioned it, so I by kate1123

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23/05/2012 11:17:28

by Alina W

what to plant

? I have various clumps of Alliums that have wandered about themselves. They are growing through clumps of Monarda, a Hardy Fuchsia, Geums, Dlephiniums and Echinacea, so when they begin to look tatty I snip them off just above the other plant. Thanks by Aliesh

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10/06/2012 20:29:49

by Aliesh

Front garden inspiration

to grow. http://www.plantdatabase.co.uk/Cornus_alba_elegantissima How about a standard fushia, it won't provide all year interest but looks quite stunning http://www.brooksidenursery.co.uk/standard-fuchsia-whip-spion-kop-plant-18993-p.asp or try this site by VickiM

03/04/2013 10:58:35

by marshmello

Geraniums

which bit to pinch (don't want to ruin the plants). any advice would be appreciated. Thanks jazz They are not fuchsias though-they do not need pinching out-different plant- grows differently. I like that funny face LG. made me laugh. I need some by Jazzy2

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25/04/2013 23:55:34

by greenjude

Fuchcias - to cut back or not to cut back?

? Or should I leave them to keep happily growing? Didn't know if I trimmed them up whether it will promote better growth for this season. Many thanks for any help given. Yes, you can take them back to produce a bushier plant. If you don't want to knock them by Sim2

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28/04/2013 21:29:34

by scotkat

overgrown fuschia

this and it didnt work for me spliting .maybe i didnt leave enough root on it . id rather take new cuttings in spring time when new growth comes on the plant . gerard It is easier to grow fuchsias from cuttings if they are not hardy varieties cut branches back by 2 by Standen1

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09/02/2012 21:27:30

by Standen1

Fuschia advice

advice on growing such young plants, also with the pop-up plastic greenhouse should the door be closed all the time, or when should I open it and for how long. Thanks for any help you can give, please keep in mind I have basic gardening skills. Kevin by 10

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20/04/2012 18:45:55

by Kevin

encouragement for azaleas

, bit like doing fuchsias. It's their natural style jackSome varieties though are upright and others notJust choose those varieties that are more upright. I grow quite a number of them......many,of,them in full bloom now.....You can prune for,shape I by jackthecat

20/04/2013 14:21:36

by Verdun

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