FUCHSIA

(FYOO shah)

Tried & True Fuchsia

Tried & True Fuchsia

For over 150 years, Fuchsias have been popular with gardeners around the world. Named after the German botanist Leonhard von Fuchs (1500-1566), the first hybridizations were dated about 1820.  These garden favourites are perfect in hanging baskets, mixed containers and window boxes.

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Varieties Listing

Tried & True Fuchsia Blacky
FUCHSIA, Blacky

Create exotic looking and show-stopping garden displays with the semi-double flowers of the Blacky. Trailing growth habit and spectacular flowers make this classic Fuchsia a perfect choice for bedding, baskets and patio planters. It has deep crimson sepals and mysterious purplish black corollas. Deadhead faded fuchsia flowers to prolong the flowering period.


Tried & True Fuchsia Blue Eyes
FUCHSIA, Blue Eyes

Trailing growth habit and elegant flowers make these a pretty choice for bedding, baskets and patio planters with its striking red and blue double flowers.


Tried & True Fuchsia Deep Purple
FUCHSIA, Deep Purple

Trailing growth habit and spectacular flowers make this classic giant Fuchsia a perfect choice for bedding, baskets and patio planters with its frilly large flowers. The velvety rich purple petals contrast beautifully with the pure white outer sepals. The double blooms can grow up to 2 inch (6cm) across. Deadhead faded fuchsia flowers to prolong… Read more »


Fuchsia Gartenmeister
FUCHSIA, Gartenmeister

Gartenmeister Fuchsia is a great container plant because of its upright habit. It has dark bronze-green foliage with red-purple undersides and veins. Sometimes it is known as Honeysuckle Fuchsia because it boasts clusters of showy long-tubed, brick red blooms resembling honeysuckle flowers. It can benefit with regular deadheading throughout its blooming time. This heat tolerant… Read more »


Create charming, long-lasting displays with the large double white blooms of Swing Time.
FUCHSIA, Swing Time

Swing Time is a showstopping fuchsia. The large double white petals contrasts beautifully with the bright scarlet sepals drawing attention to your charming, long-lasting displays. Masses of these elegant blooms will cascade gracefully over the edges of baskets, containers, and window boxes.


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