I don't think you can overwinter fuchsias out of their pots. If they are in decorative ones that you want for your bulbs I would repot them into plain ones for the winter. When the weather gets colder let the compost dry out almost completely until about late March, or later depending on the temperature in your porch. . The leaves will wither and fall but don't panic. Then cut back the dead branches to a few inches, water gently and spray the remaining branches with cool water every few days. When new buds appear you can begin to water just enough to keep the compost damp.

The geraniums can be dried off and wrapped in several layers of newspaper. I have never done this but know others have.

repot into dull pots and then reduce the water keeping them barely damp. same for the pelargoniums [that's usually the bedding geranium] if you go for the newspaper option they need to be barely damp too.

porch needs to be frost free. if not any unheated frost free shed/garage will do.

thank you Seaburngirl and Steragram. I have re-planted these plants into plain pots and placed them in porch where I am hoping they will survive and greet me with new growth come the Spring.

I used to be on this site a long time ago and am a bit rusty. It has just taken me ages to find how to reply (hope I have managed it ok !!)

Best wishes to all Sue