For extra cold tolerance, plant your hardy Fuchsia 4 inches deeper than it comes out of the pot. Avoid a baking hot spot, but they need sufficient sunshine to bloom well. All Fuchsias are big eaters.

Kiss your big blooming fuchsia flowers and baskets goodbye. Our first fall frost will wipe them out. But they'll come back every year if you plant tougher varieties called hardy fuchsias. In this ...

'Non-hardy, small plants and cuttings must be brought indoors or protected.' How to take fuchsia cuttings Using clean, sharp tools , like these Felco pruning snips from Amazon , select healthy ...

However, some types, such as Fuchsia magellanica or hardy fuchsia and its hybrids, will survive in zones 6 and warmer, though ...

How can anyone resist hardy fuchsias? They’re easy to grow, bloom from June until frost and have beautiful flowers that hummingbirds can’t resist. These hardy shrubs come in every size and ...

Q: I love the hardy fuchsias and grow several varieties in my shaded garden. Some have turned into large shrubs in just a few years. That leads me to my problem. Can I prune back my hardy Fuchsia ...

Large plants 4 to 6 inches deep; or if a 4-inch pot, bury half of the plant. This is key. - Feed when plants come up in spring with a fertilizer that's high in phosphorus, such as 15-30-15.

Zone: When looking at the tags on a hardy fuchsia, check and see which zone the plant is hardy to. This will tell you if the plant will survive in our climate. We garden in a zone 8.

Whether you need a shrub that is upright, spreading, tall or short, you can find a fuchsia... NW Gardens: Flower power: Hardy fuchsias bloom for months and fit most anywhere ...

SEATTLE — Gardening expert Ciscoe Morris' plant of the month for August is hardy fuchsia. "I love the tweedle out of these things!" Ciscoe said. "This will keep blooming full speed, it's just ...

The foliage is frost hardy to the high 20s Fahrenheit (USDA zone 9). The plant will re-sprout at temperatures down to 15 degrees if the crown is mulched. Propagate by taking spring cuttings or by ...

Q: A recent article discussed the wintering over of upright fuchsia plants (Plant Life, Nov. 21, Pacific Northwest magazine). I really would appreciate your assistance on this ...