Species such as begonias, coleus, fuchsia, Persian shield and most houseplants will overwinter if you keep them above freezing. A few start to suffer when temperatures drop below 40.

Tips On Growing These Fuchsia Varieties In Your Garden The hardy fuchsia is a deciduous shrub that you can grow in a shady spot in your yard. It will thrive in USDA hardiness zones 5 through 10 ...

FOR SOME, MOTHER’S DAY always has meant glorious hanging fuchsia baskets with flouncy pink and white skirts of ruffled blossoms. Yet those greenhouse beauties coddled into an early bloom develop ...

Much Fanfare Fuchsia 'Fanfare' was hybridized from F. denticulata in 1941 by famed San Francisco horticulturist Victor Reiter. It has acclimatized itself to our milder Bay Area regions. Cultivation ...

Key Points Plant hardy fall bloomers like violas and asters to keep your garden blooming into cooler months.Choose blooming fuchsia for instant color that lasts through October or longer.These ...

Once established, fuchsia plants are fairly self-sufficient in terms of water. However, if the weather is particularly dry they may need a good watering to ensure the compost is kept moist but not ...

There are many types of Fuchsia available, many of which are not classified as hardy. We use these in our pots, troughs and baskets in summer bedding displays. Great plants as these are flowering ...

Rhodochiton can be stored like fuchsia in their pots. Collect seeds before you store yours. Keep these in the dark in a tightly sealed jar. Cannabis will start flowering when nights are longer ...