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Hardy fuchsia : Single (Chapman 2018)
Growth up to 2½ft. Tube and sepals creamy flesh pink, corolla deep magenta. Short jointed and generous flowers, very good for berries.
Hardy Fuchsia : Single (Chapman 2018)
Growth 2½ - 3 ft. Tube and sepals creamy white, corolla bright magenta.
Bush Fuchsia : Double (Welch 2009)
Tube and sepals magenta, corolla fully spherical shape, matures bright white.
Bush Fuchsia : Single (Redfern 1994)
Medium sized blooms, tube cream veined red, sepals white tipped with green, corolla violet fading to lavender.
Bush Fuchsia : Single (Birt 2012)
Tube and sepals white, fully recurved, corolla opens to violet, white at base, maturing to light violet.
Hardy Triphylla type fuchsia (de Cooker 2010)
Growth 2½-3 ft. Stunning self-coloured scarlet flower with excellent garden hardiness (hybrid cross with f. magellanica alba)
Bush Fuchsia : Single (Bush 1998)
Tube and sepals creamy pink, corolla violet pink. A good variety for show.
Bush Fuchsia : Single (de Boer 2005)
Tube rose pink, sepals rose pink with white undersides, corolla white flare, short anthers. Small but generous flowers.
Basket Fuchsia : Double (Richardson 1985)
Very large blooms quite freely produced considering their size. Tube white, sepals white with rose bengal base, corolla white, best produced in a shady position.
Basket Fuchsia : Single (de Graaff 1977)
Early flowering variety, pale orange self-colour.
Basket Fuchsia : Single (Bielby/Oxtoby 1996)
Reliable grower flowering on branch tips, salmon pink self-colour, foliage pale green and slightly rough textured for additional interest.
Basket Fuchsia : Single
Horizontal stiff growth suitable for baskets (with careful pinching), or ground cover. Chiefly grown for its attractive foliage, young leaves are green and yellow maturing to dark red and salmon. Tube and sepals scarlet, corolla purple, very late flowering.
Triphylla Fuchsia : (Dijkstra 1995)
Large clusters of self coloured salmon slender tubed blooms carried on branch ends. Foliage bronzy green.
Bush Fuchsia : Double (Gilbert 1988)
Strong upward growth, tube and sepals deep cerise, corolla white flushed pale pink.
Triphylla Fuchsia : (1962)
Pinkish salmon self-colour with olive green foliage.
Hardy Species Fuchsia
Tube and sepals deep pink, corolla violet. Short jointed and strong with spreading growth.
Hardy Species Fuchsia
Trailing or ground cover species, tube yellowish green, red at base and very short, sepals chocolate brown, no corolla. Foliage very small dark green. Flowers held erect, very large berries maturing to plum purple.
Species Fuchsia : Very small flowers held erect in large panicles. Tube and sepals rosy purple, corolla lavender. Foliage shiny green with pale undersides and red veining.
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