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Anna Louise
Attractive and elegant, free flowering, exhibition quality, highly recommended. Take care not to overwater.Tube: White with a pink blush, short.Sepals: White with pink blushes and green tips. Quite long, held slightly above horizontal and recurved.Corolla: Pale blue maturing to lavender, diffusi..
£2.25
Big Slim
The name says it all really. One of the longest flowers you can expect to see on a fuchsia. Growth is slender and requires as much pinching out as you can manage, also if you can provide some support for the longer stems it can help. Not an easy fuchsia to shape, but gives a superb display in whatev..
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Chang
Flowers profusely, and gives a superb display, especially when grown outside as much as possible, weather permitting. Does need some initial good pinching to encourage extra flowering shoots and keep to a reasonable size, grows vigorously.Chang has been grown and loved by gardeners around the world..
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Countess of Aberdeen
This lovely old cultivar is fairly slow growing, stiffly upright and compact. It took us a long time to obtain it, we can safely say its reputation for being slow and difficult to root from cuttings is fully justified. We too, will have very few available. Not particularly easy to grow either. ..
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Daryn John Woods
Gorgeous, unusually coloured flowers appear later in the season than most. They look superb against the dark green foliage, and keep going for a long time. Makes a lovely pot or small container fuchsia.Likes to spread by underground stolons. More of a herbaceous sub-shrub than a small woody shrub l..
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DebRon's White Linen
A truly sumptuous giant double from the Monniers, but without any coarseness; it is a refined and beautiful flower. If we had to guess, we'd say it was so named because of the way it looks from below. You see a distinctly square outline, with a mass of white petals, rather like a 3D lacy tableclo..
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Eleanor Leytham
Unlike Countess of Aberdeen, Eleanor Leytham is much easier to root from cuttings. We’re rather glad about that, because this is a gorgeous fuchsia that’s usually hard to find. But just like that redoubtable old lady, her more modern daughter still won’t tolerate overwatering, (or full sun) and need..
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Erika Köth
Strongly upright growing triphylla fuchsia bearing masses of flower. Very sensitive to overwatering, and has absolutely zero tolerance of frost.Tube: Rose orangeSepals: Rose orangeCorolla: Rose orangeFoliage: Olive green, roundish leaves.Parentage: Koralle x F. boliviana.NKvF 1204..
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F. juntasensis
A lovely species that clearly demonstrates the variety within the genus. Flowers best on older growths during months with shorter days. Vigorous, making strong growth in summer, and ultimately needing a very large pot. Produces large orange fruits.Has been observed growing epiphytically in the wild...
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Hendrikje Stoffels
Absolutely gorgeous in hanging basket displays. Not widely available, or easy. Sensitive to overwatering and needs early pinching. A challenge, perhaps best for more experienced growers.Tube: Neyron rose 55B.Sepals: Light neyron rose 55D above, carmine rose 52C below, horizontal, recurved.Coroll..
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Laura Cross
An encliandra type fuchsia which liberally produces miniature brightly coloured flowers. One of our favouritesTube: Short, bright pinkSepals: Bright pinkCorolla: Orangey pinkFoliage: Dark green, tiny leaves with crinkly edgesParentage: Unknown..
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Lechlade Martianess
Uncommon, subtle colours and unusually shaped flowers. More sensitive to over watering and over potting than most.Sometimes wrongly known as Lechlade Marchioness. It got its name as (with some imagination) the flowers could look like a little Martian girl. Tube: Pale orange, long, ribbed, flattene..
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Leonhart von Fuchs
This challenging fuchsia looks fantastic when a mature plant. Has profuse, tubular flowers that last and last, sometimes more than three weeks. Not easy, and slow to grow, but gives a wonderful reward to those who succeed.Named after the German physician Leonhart Fuchs (1501 - 1566), who was one of ..
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Maori Pipes
Profuse bunches of long single flowers. Not easy, a fuchsia for experienced growers, but highly rewarding. Needs pinching.Tube: Magenta rose to aubergine, long, flared.Sepals: Magenta rose 64B/C above, ruby red 61A/B below, 1/2 down, recurved.Corolla: Opens oxblood red 187A, matures paler 187B, 1..
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Midwinter
A smallish upright bush, flowers freely. Very beautiful. Likes and looks better in shade. Can be tricky to overwinter.Tube: White, pale pink blush and stripe, short.Sepals: White, pink blush at base, green tip, horizontal to slightly down, recurved.Corolla: White, 1/4 flared, smooth petals.Parenta..
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Nuance
A very attractive species hybrid fuchsia that bears copious amounts of richly coloured flowers on long arching stems. Susceptible to overwatering, particularly when cold.Tube: Dark red purple 61A, long.Sepals: Dark red purple 61A above, dark red purple 64A below, darker recurved tip, horizontal.Co..
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O'Carol
Encliandra type fuchsia that liberally produces tiny but perfect single flowers. Seldom needs pinching out. Tube: White with pink blushSepals: White with green tingeCorolla: Pink with white blushFoliage: Mid green and smallParentage: Unknown..
£2.25
Old Somerset
Highly desirable for its superb foliage. Absolutely will not tolerate overwatering. or having water sitting in its crown. Rooted cuttings and young plants susceptible to botrytis if watered from above, overwatered, or overpotted. Prefers especially free draining compost, easily achieved by adding..
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Roos Breytenbach
An appealing triphylla type fuchsia with wonderful, long, elegant, flowers for an extended period. Makes a lovely weeping 1/2 standard.Named by the raiser in honour of a remarkable lady who devoted many years to promoting the popularity and cultivation of fuchsias in South Africa.Tube: Red, pink ti..
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Sharpitor
Delightful, similar size and habit to its parent, but not quite as hardy, particularly when young. Young plants with their very thin stems will appreciate a little extra protection to get them through their first winter or two. Needs a rather more clement spot than most. Fabulous foliage plant that ..
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Sleigh Bells
Still a first class white single, with large, elegant flowers. Has stiff, vigorous, growth so needs careful early pinching if a compact bush form is desired. This same growth habit also makes it eminently suitable for training in a variety of forms.Tube: White, slim, fairly long.Sepals: White w..
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Tubular Bells
Triphylla/species hybrid which is predominantly terminal flowering. Very long, strikingly bright, single flowers. Sensitive to overwatering. Although best treated as H1c or H2 for optimum flowering, it is actually hardy to 0°C.Tube: Orange 32A, long & slender.Sepals: Orange 32A, sharply pointed,..
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Venus Victrix
Free flowering, flowers are small, elegant and lovely. This cultivar can claim to have traces of its genes in all white tubed fuchsias. Originally a seedling unintentionally raised by Gulliver of Herstmonceaux in 1840 and introduced at the price of one guinea by Cripps of Tunbridge Wells in 1842. ..
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Willy Nijhuis
Spectacular flowers in terminal clusters, handsome foliage, and fairly tuberous roots. This is a real beauty, but somewhat awkward and slow, repaying patience and care. Not easy to shape, does not appreciate being pinched, and has a mind of its own. One for the experienced grower. Always very limi..
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Winter Hymn
Gorgeous species hybrid that flowers from autumn to spring and prefers part shade. Very different from a triphylla although terminal flowering. Best supported (or allow to wander about).Tube: Purple red 71B, flaring slightly towards sepal end.Sepals: Red purple 60B above, somewhat lighter N57C belo..
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