Hardy Fuchsia.

Bronze green foliage adorns this bush variety fuchsia. Semi-double blooms, approximately 1-4cm (½-1½ inches) in diameter. Ideal for bedding, borders and containers.

Hardy varieties can be left in the ground all year round, but will benefit from a thick (about 2 inches will do it) mulch of bark or compost around the base of the plant.

A glorious shrub or small tree with arching stems, bearing bunches of sometimes up to thirty 5cm (2 inch) slender blooms. Take a trip back in time and discover some of the original species from which the plethora of today's new varieties derived from. Original Fuchsia species can be found particularly in Central and South America, usually in mountainous areas or on the edge of … click for more

A glorious shrub or small tree with arching stems, bearing bunches of sometimes up to thirty 5cm (2 inch) slender blooms. Take a trip back in time and discover some of the original species from which the plethora of today's new varieties derived from. Original Fuchsia species can be found particularly in Central and South America, usually in mountainous areas or on the edge of … click for more

Glorious shrubs or small trees with arching stems, bearing bunches of sometimes up to thirty 5cm (2 inch) slender blooms. Take a trip back in time and discover some of the original species from which the plethora of today's new varieties derived from. Original Fuchsia species can be found particularly in Central and South America, usually in mountainous areas or on the edge of … click for more

Fuchsias for Containers. The patio is an important part of any garden and is especially important for those without a garden.

Bush variety. Single blooms, approximately 1-4cm (½-1½ inches) in diameter. Great in pots.

Rare coloured blooms adorn this trailing variety. Double blooms, approximately 4-6cm (1½-2½ inches) in diameter. Gently cascading type which is good for both containers and baskets.

This stunning variety is vigorous and easy to grow.

Hardy varieties can be left in the ground all year round, but will benefit from a thick (about 2 inches will do it) mulch of bark or compost around the base of the plant.

High quality, popular fuchsia.

Bush variety. Double blooms, approximately 1-4cm (½-1½ inches) in diameter. Ideal for bedding, borders and containers.

Hardy varieties can be left in the ground all year round, but will benefit from a thick (about 2 inches will do it) mulch of bark or compost around the base of the plant.

These large flowered, hardy bush Fuchsias flower all summer, each and every year.

Trouble-free trailing variety. Single blooms, approximately 6cm (2½ inches) in diameter. Gently cascading type which is good for both containers and baskets.

Dwarf and compact bush variety. Semi-double blooms, approximately 1-4cm (½-1½ inches) in diameter. Ideal for rockeries, bedding, borders and containers.

Hardy varieties can be left in the ground all year round, but will benefit from a thick (about 2 inches will do it) mulch of bark or compost around the base of the plant.

A tough hardy Fuchsia that will often flower through frosts, etc. An Encliandra type, with wiry growth and small leaves accompanied by masses of 2.5cm (1 inch) blooms, Good for topiary. Take a trip back in time and discover some of the original species from which the plethora of today's new varieties derived from. Original Fuchsia species can be found particularly in Central and South … click for more

Southern Belles. These large-flowered Fuchsias offer massive impact when used in hanging baskets and patio containers, the wide, double blooms providing a colour explosion all summer!

Trailing variety. Double blooms, approximately 6cm (2½ inches) in diameter. Gently cascading type which is good for both containers and baskets.

Brilliant red outer petals with shocking purple petals in the centre accented by vibrant red stamens. A robust, shrubby, fuchsia ideal for hedging, producing slender, single blooms throughout summer.

No. 1 size roots.

Prolific flowering dwarf bush variety. Double blooms, approximately 4-6cm (1½-2½ inches) in diameter. Ideal for bedding, borders and containers.

Hardy varieties can be left in the ground all year round, but will benefit from a thick (about 2 inches will do it) mulch of bark or compost around the base of the plant.