Whether it was because ofthe winter temperatures we had this year or the record breaking rain we had in June, my hardy fuchsias are looking better than ever before. It could alsobe that I learned they do like more sun than shade and moved a few in my garden.
Plant deeper than in the pot, much like tomatoes, and allow the soil to fill in as the plant grows. Given a moist, humous rich soil and regular feedings with a balanced fertilizer, hardy fuchsias will blossom for 3 to 4 months.Bonus: Hummingbirds love them too!
Hardy Fuchsia Tom Thumb grows to 18 inches with red/purple blossoms
Mini Rose has a bushy growth. White/pink flowers
Via: Hardy Fuchsias Are Looking Good!
