Fuchsia Alice Hoffman

Hardy Fuchsia.

Bronze green foliage adorns this bush variety fuchsia. Semi-double blooms, approximately 1-4cm (½-1½ inches) in diameter. Ideal for bedding, borders and containers.

Hardy varieties can be left in the ground all year round, but will benefit from a thick (about 2 inches will do it) mulch of bark or compost around the base of the plant.

Fuchsia Border Collection

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Collection comprises 4 each of:

Alice Hoffman - Bronze-green foliage.

Beacon Rosa - Early and free flowering.

Beacon - Good, upright habit.

Fuchsia denticulata

The Fanfare Fuchsia

Glorious shrubs or small trees with arching stems, bearing bunches of sometimes up to thirty 5cm (2 inch) slender blooms.

Fuchsia denticulata is also known as the Fanfare Fuchsia, this exotic plant is easy to grow and perfect for summer patio pots.

Take a trip back in time and discover some of the original species from which the plethora of today's new varieties derived from. Original Fuchsia species can be found particularly in Central and South America, usually in mountainous areas or on the edge of rainforests.

Fuchsia Hawkshead

This beautiful rare bush variety boasts dark green leafy sprays hung with dainty flowers of white suffused with a trace of green at the tip. Upright and bushy it will make its mark, blooming non stop from early summer and grow in stature with the passing years.

Vigorous, winter hardy and deciduous.

Ideal for bedding, borders and containers.

Hardy varieties can be left in the ground all year round, but will benefit from a thick (about 2 inches will do it) mulch of bark or compost around the base of the plant.

Fuchsia Tom Thumb

Extra dwarf bush variety. Single blooms, approximately 1-4cm (½-1½ inches) in diameter. Compact, great for low hedging. Also ideal in rock gardens.

Hardy varieties can be left in the ground all year round, but will benefit from a thick (about 2 inches will do it) mulch of bark or compost around the base of the plant.