Standard Fuchsia 'Garden News' standard before pruning for winter storage 18th November 2024
By Balcony
- 21 Nov, 2024
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Standard Fuchsia 'Garden News' standard before pruning for winter storage 18th November 2024
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Thanks, Lindak! If you keep your Fuchsia really dry then it should survive the winter in you cold greenhouse but only if it's a HARDY variety.
One year I lost all the Fuchsias I had had flowering during the summer when I took them down to the allotment a friend shared with me. He had a cold greenhouse on it & I thought they would survive there as I had no room for them on the balcony & even less inside the flat! I think it was insulated with bubble wrap but I'm not sure now.
Most Fuchsias we see are HALF HARDY. Do a search online if you know the name of your variety. Only put them in the cold greenhouse if they are HARDY. If they are HALF HARDY I wouldn't put them in a cold greenhouse you will likely lose them even if they are kept dry.
If you have the space you can cut them back by 50% & keep them in a frost proof place.
25 Nov, 2024
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That's lovely Balcony. My neighbour gave me a fuchsia similar, so do you think it would be better to place it in the unheated greenhouse for the winter?
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