Plant your hardy fuchsia soon to give it time to grow deep ... Mid-August is a great time to feed some of your flowering plants and perennials. Fertilizing your roses now with a mix of organic ...

There is a species of fuchsia in New Zealand that stands as big as a house, though the flowers are not so large! Mostly they are bushes that stand around a metre tall, and they essentially come ...

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 ...

The hardy fuchsia is adapted for hummingbird pollination ... of insect pollinators' range via self-pollination. Note the seeds in the self-pollinating "bud." Wild celery grows in aquatic ...

She edits Which? Gardening magazine and our online gardening content. Fuchsias are best known as tender plants for summer patio pots and baskets, but there are also hardy varieties that can grow in ...

This hardy fuschia has smaller flowers with dark ... Care: Water regularly during dry periods; frequent watering is required for plants in more sun. In the spring, watch for the new leaves to ...

Prune back the dead to allow the new shoots through in mid to late April. "Hardy fuchsia can survive outside in most UK gardens without the need for cossetting over winter indoors. "These fuchsias ...