Hardy Fuchsias come in all shapes and sizes ? just take a look at this collection! We?ve brought together a choice selection of varieties to provide a hardy Fuchsia for every space in your garden; from the dwarf cultivar ?Tom Thumb? to the climbing stems of ?Lady Boothby?.
Cacti are well loved house plants, but rarely seen outdoors in the UK! This Chamaecereus x Lobivia hybrid changes all that, making a superb hardy ?Garden Cactus? that can survive short periods as low as -7C (45F). Echinopsis hybrid (Chamaelobivia group) makes a real talking point in well drained rockeries, alpine troughs and gravel gardens.
The Fuchsia Hardy Collection is an affordable way to fill out your garden borders with beautiful perennial flowering plants, that are low maintenance.
A worthy RHS AGM winner, Fuchsia 'Display' is a popular variety with an upright bushy habit and a profusion of two-toned deep pink flowers from June to September. The deep pink sepals curve upwards to reveal the skirt of rose-pink petals below. For reliable patio and border displays year after year Fuchsia ?Display? shows it's winning features. Height: 75cm (30). Spread: 50cm (20).
Hardy Fuchsias are loved for their fabulous flower power! Fuchsia 'Angela' has been trained as a standard, with a rounded head of foliage and flowers above a clear stem.
Hardy Fuchsias are garden treasures, flowering continuously from summer through to autumn, returning year after year. These hard-working, deciduous shrubs are effortlessly elegant, with pendant blooms that dangle from their branching stems, against a backdrop of dense foliage.
Hardy Fuchsias are loved for their fabulous flower power! Fuchsia 'Elma' has been trained as a standard, with a rounded head of foliage and flowers above a clear stem. This hardy Fuchsia produces a colourful display of single, white blooms with candy pink sepals that arch backwards. Perfect for brightening up a doorway or adding a splash of colour to the patio. In borders, it makes a lovely focal point, that will continue for many years. Height: 90cm (36). Spread: 50cm (20).
The Fuchsia was originally from Brazil, and in 1939 the ?Lady Boothby? was bred from the original and was given its name from the founder of the British Fuchsia Society.