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Lottie Hobby

Lottie Hobby

Hardy Fuchsia : Encliandra (Edwards 1839)
Growth up to 1½ ft. Tube and sepals rose, corolla scarlet.

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£3.00

Blue Bush

Blue Bush

Hardy Fuchsia : Single (Gadsby 1973)
Growth 3-4 ft. Tube and sepals rosy red, corolla clear blue fading to purple.

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Phyllis

Phyllis

Hardy Fuchsia : Semi-double (Brown 1938)
Growth up to 3 ft. Tube and sepals waxy red, corolla rose cerise.

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Southgate

Southgate

Basket Fuchsia : Double (Walker & Jones 1952)
Very full ruffled bloom, tube pale pink, sepals pale pink on top with darker pink undersides, corolla soft pink with deep pink veining.

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La Campanella

La Campanella

Basket Fuchsia : Semi-double (Blackwell 1968)
Small flowers, very free-flowering, tube and sepals white, corolla imperial purple.

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Ricartonii

Ricartonii

Hardy Fuchsia : Single (Young 1830)
Growth up to 5 ft. Strictly speaking a species not a cultivar this is the traditional hedging fuchsia found 'wild' in parts of Ireland and Cornwall. Tube and sepals bright red, corolla dark violet.

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Miss Muffett

Miss Muffett

Hardy Fuchsia : Double (Tabraham 1988)
Growth 1-1½ ft. Tube and sepals deep pink, corolla white.

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Sir Matt Busby

Sir Matt Busby

Basket Fuchsia : Double (Sinton 1998)
Medium sized double with good natural trailing habit, tube and sepals red, corolla white.

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Genii

Genii

Hardy Fuchsia : Single (Reiter 1951)
Growth 2½-3 ft. Tube and sepals cerise, corolla rich violet, foliage pale yellow-green.

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Pumila

Pumila

Hardy Fuchsia : Single (Young 1821)
Growth 1-1½ ft. Tube and sepals crimson, corolla rich dark purple. Small compact and bushy growth.

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Hardy

The fuchsias listed in this section should prove hardy throughout the UK when planted in the ground - not in pots.

Upright/Bush

The fuchsias listed in this section have an upright growth habit (otherwise known as bush fuchsias). These varieties will need frost protection during the winter months, but make excellent choices for patio pots or summer planting schemes.

Trailing/Basket

The fuchsias listed in this section have a lax growth habit, which makes them particularly good for hanging baskets, or for cascading down the sides of patio pots.

Triphylla

The fuchsias in this section are characterised by a long thin tube with short stiffly held sepals and a short corolla. The flowers are strongly coloured with deeply coloured foliage to effect a startling contrast.

Encliandra Fuchsia

The fuchsias listed in this section are characterised by their miniature blooms and small leaves.

Species

The fuchsias listed in this section are just some of the 'original' fuchsias from which all of the exciting cultivars have been bred. They can be found growing wild in parts of South America and New Zealand.

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