Fuchsia 'Tom Thumb' (Baudinet, 1850) is a wonderful upright free-flowering bush that sports small flowers as its namesake suggests. The flowers have carmine tubes and sepals and mauve-purple corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest.

fuchsia 'Tom Thumb' A very free-flowering, dwarf deciduous shrub to about 30cm tall, with dark green leaves, and small, single flowers with short red sepals and tube, and mauve-purple petals, flowering from early summer

A very hardy small fuchsia with upright habit, growing to 2.5′ high and wide. From late spring to frost, small flowers bloom, with deep purple and tubes and mauve pink corollas. Hummingbird magnet!

'Tom Thumb' is a really lovely fuchsia with small, single flowers. The tube and sepals are carmine, while the corolla is mauve veined with carmine. Free flowering, and with an upright, bush, self-branching habit, this fuchsia reaches a height of 18-24" (45-60 cm).

Mar 23, 2010 · A hardy variety such as 'Tom Thumb' can be planted as a plug directly in the ground. Fuchsias like a moist but well drained, loamy soil. It should be well dug over and have organic matter added prior to planting.

Fuchsia 'Tom Thumb' is one of the most popular varieties and not without good reason - it is a dwarf hardy Fuchsia which is covered with striking pink-red and purple flowers from June throughout the summer. Perfect in pots, rockeries or in the border, this hardy summer beauty has large single blooms measuring up to 4cm in diameter.

This wonderful upright free-flowering bush has small, but numerous pendulous flowers with carmine sepals and mauve-purple corollas, from late spring to frost. A real cutie. Great choice for a pot too!

This single-flowered, dwarf fuchsia makes an ideal container plant for a partially shady site, protected from cold, drying winds. An extremely free-flowering variety, in frost-prone areas it's best over-wintered in a cool greenhouse.

Well-suited for planting in garden borders, rockeries, and pots. ‘Tom Thumb’ is a superb new Fuchsia, that is ready to bloom from June until October. It generates masses of red and purple flowers, that gracefully cloak a dwarf growing habit of deep green foliage.