With their fountain-like shape and exotic-looking flowers, fuchsia plants make an exquisite addition to any shady 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 magellanica now to make it small again? I already see signs of new growth.

Planting Hardy Fuchsia You can 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 ...

Plant deeply as you would tomatoes ... Ten emails later, she finally got him to understand the concept of a hardy fuchsia. "It's confusing," says Detweiler. "People take it to mean they're ...

I doubt fuchsia lovers will need a reason to add this species to their gardens, but F. denticulata is a versatile plant. Use it as an understory planting in a woodland or part shady area.

The PNW has the perfect climate for cultivating hardy fuchsias as garden-worthy plants and not just seasonal décor. According to Margelony, fuchsia people around here define hardiness as a plant ...

"Hardy fuchsia can survive outside in most UK gardens ... So it's unsurprising that gardening fans are racing to snap up the colourful plant. "Absolutely love fuchsias", one gushed.

A few worth mentioning are any Spanish-type lavenders, some varieties of salvia and some cultivars of “hardy” fuchsia. To me, plants like these produce an easy answer: treat them as annuals ...

Hardy fuchsia Hardy fuchsias are a great plant to introduce into the garden, as their gorgeous colour can last well into the autumn months. They grow well in containers or borders, as long as they ...