Fuchsia David
By Meanie
- 31 Aug, 2014
- 7 likes
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Love this one, they do look like wax Meanie....
2 Sep, 2014
The flowers are the smallest of the F.magellanica cultivars DD. Totally hardy too.
3 Sep, 2014
Might look good in our tropical area perhaps!
3 Sep, 2014
I really like the dwarf ones. Very good-looking plant!
8 Sep, 2014
I like the simple looking ones. Being dwarf makes this ideal for the spot.
8 Sep, 2014
At least you can grow yours in full sun. Here they need protection from the sun or they'll completely burn up.
11 Sep, 2014
DD - I missed your comment about the tropical idea. I think that it would apart from our mindset about Fuchsia being a cottage garden plant. I'm going to stick a Triphylla group Fuchsia in mine next year which may be a better choice.
Delonix - much as they grow in full sun here many do not perform so well.
11 Sep, 2014
I would guess they would do so well there in sun. You very rarely get temps above 100ºF (38ºC) there, right?
15 Sep, 2014
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They're almost like flowers made of wax! Can be a bugger to photograph on a sunny day.
1 Sep, 2014