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FUCHSIA. Achievement. Single. Tube carmine cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine cerise, long and slender, slightly up turned. Corolla reddish purple, turning to scarlet at the base of the petals. Foliage yellowish green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering. Responds well to pinching, total length of blooms 3 in.
Image http://www.fuchsiaachievement1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Aintree. Single. Tube Ivory white, thin to medium in size. Sepals Ivory, slightly tinted rose pink, green tips, upswept. Corolla vivid rose madder, with touches of white at the base of the petals. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering, Sometimes tend to grow to the horizontal. Makes an ideal bush or full standard.
Image. http://www.fuchsiaaintree1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Aladna's Sander. Double. Tube and Seples white with a touch of Pink, Sepals curved back almost to the horizontal, pale pink on the underside with green tips. Corolla deep reddish purple flamed and veined deep red, very large flowers, Growth natural trailer.
Image. http://www.fuchsiaaladnassander1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Alaska. Double. Tube white, medium length and thickness. Sepals white with green tips, slightly upturned at the tips. Corolla white, very full and fluffy. Foliage dark green, Growth vigorous, self-branching, low-growing upright, free-flowering. And best grown as a greenhouse plant, because full sun and rain tend to spoil the blooms. Bush.
Image http://www.fuchsiaalaska1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Alf Thornley. Double. Tube Deep flesh pink, Sepals neyron rose with pink veins. Corolla creamy white, near perfect. Medium sized flowers, free and and natural breaks, needs little pinching. Strong upright Bush. Makes ideal show Fuchsia, either as a bush class or half and full standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaalfthornley1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Alice Ashton. Double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pink, with pale pink tips, darker on the undersides. Completely reflexed against the tube. Corolla porcelain blue, with pink shading at the base of the petals. Foliage medium green, longish leaves. Growth trailer, lax bush, but free-flowering for its size, basket. A superb variety.
Image http://www.fuchsiaaliceashton1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Alice Hoffman. Semi-double. Tube rose-pink, smallish, Sepals rose, slightly upturned. Corolla white with rose veins, very compact. Foliage dark bronze green, small and slightly serrated. Growth upright, vigorous, bushy and very free-flowering. A good garden hardy. Bush or half standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaalicehoffman1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Alison Ewart. Single. Tube neyron rose, small and medium thichness. sepal neyron rose, tipped green, small and pointed. Corolla mauve with a pink flush, fairly small, foliage dark green with rust coloured vein, growth upright bushy, self-branching and very free flowering, makes a good bush or half standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaalisonewart1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Alwin. Semi-double. Tube bright rose, short and thick, Sepal neyron rose, recurving. Corolla white with red veining, tightly fluted and of medium size. Foliage bright green. Growth very bushy and vigorous, short jointed, excellent pot plant, will make a very good standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaalwin1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Amelie Aubin. Single. Tube waxy-white, very long and of medium thickness. Sepals waxy-white, tipped green with a slight pink vein, Corolla rosy-cerise, blush white at base. Foliage light green and large. Growth very vigorous, free flowering lax bush or trailer. A must for any fuchsia collection.
Image http://www.fuchsiaamelieaubin1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Andrew Ryle. Single. Tube crimson, short and stubby. Sepals crimson with green tips, held well out from the Corolla and u turned at the tips. Corolla white with a crimson veining. Foliage dark blueish-green with purple veining, growth upright, self-branching, bushy and vigorous, very free-flowering, although the flowers are rather small.Very easy to grow. Bush. Image http://www.fuchsiaandrewryle1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Andromeda. Single. Tube Pale red, small, medium thickness. Sepals pale red, short, held well out from the Corolla. Corolla lilac with reddish veining. Small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy and free-flowering.
Image http://www.fuchsiaandromeda1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Angela Leslie. Double. Tube pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pink, deeper pink underneath green tips, fully recurving over the tube. Rather broad. Corolla pink, splashed and veined deeper shade of pink. Growth upright and bushy, self branching and free-flowering. Strong growing. Foliage medium green, needs staking to support the weight of the blooms. Extremely beautiful fuchsia, best grown as a pot plant.
Image http://www.fuchsiaangelaleslie1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Anita. Double. Tube carmine, sepals carmine, Corolla violet splashed and flushed red with white veins, large blooms, foliage mid-green, growth very vigorous, upright, self-branching and free-flowering, will make a good bush or full standard. Image http://www.fuchsiaanita1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Ann Howard Tripp. Semi-double. Tube short and thick, white with a faint blush of salmon-pink, Veined deeper pink. Sepal white, held almost horizontal tipped green. Corolla white veined pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium.
Image http://www.fuchsiaannhtripp1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Annabell. Double. Tube white flushed with rose-pink fairly long. Sepal white overlaid with neyron rose slightly turned down from the horizontal. Corolla pure white with veines of rose. Bush. Basket. Standard. August flowering. Large flowers.
Image http://www.fuchsiaannabel1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Auntie Jinks. Single. Tube pinkish red. Sepals white, ageing to cerise. Corolla purple with white shading. Foliage mid-green, small. Blooms small, but very profuse. Growth, trailing habit, makes a beautiful basket.
Images http://www.fuchsiaauntiejinks1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Aurora Superba. Single. Tube pale apricot. Sepals pale apricot, drooping but go horizontal as flower matures. Corolla deep orange, peach. Flowers medium-size, free flowering. Foliage soft light green, tendency to curl. Not one of the easiest fuchsias to grow. Growth rather lax, very short jointed, prefers a warmer moist atmosphere. Leaf curl is mistaken for an iron or copper deficiency.
Images http://www.fuchsiaaurorasuperba1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Autumnale. Single. Tube and sepal scarlet-rose, corolla purple medium sized blooms, can be late in flowering, but makes up for that with rich, copper-red, pink, yellow and salmon leaf colouring, growth lax stiff bush.
Images http://www.fuchsiaautumnale1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Baby Blue Eyes. Single. Tube and sepals red, Corolla dark lavender, small flowers but profuse. Growth upright, compact bush. This is an ideal fuchsia for market gardeners, as it does not mind dense planting, comes into flower very early in the season, and will flower until November undercover.
Images http://www.fuchsiababyblueeyes1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Ballet Girl. Double. Tube and sepals, bright cerise. Corolla white, veined cerise at base of sepals, reflexed sepals with a very full corolla, large and free. Growth upright, vigorous and bushy, usually grown as a bush, but will produce a good half or full standard. Can be disappointing to grow, resembles Swingtime but without the vigour.
Images http://www.fuchsiaballetgirl1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Beacon. Single. Tube scarlet. Sepal scarlet. Corolla bright mauve-pink. Growth upright bushy with a self branching habit does very well as a garden hardy, flowers very early in the season and continuously. Can be trained to grow in baskets.
Images http://www.fuchsiabeacon1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Blanche Regina. Double. Tube white, medium length and thickness. Sepals white, medium and reflexed, Crepe inside. Corolla amethyst-violet ageing to Rhodamine purple, petals flared and fluted, medium-size. Foliage spinach green, small and narrow. Growth self-branching, natural trailer, but with pinching will form a bush. Best grown in shade. Prolific flowering, vigorous grower.
Images http://www.fuchsiablancheregina1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Blants New Stripped. Single. Tube cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals cerise recurving as flowers mature. Corolla purple with a red streak on each petal. Flowers medium-size, free-flowering. Foliage dark green, longish. Growth upright and bushy, self-branching, fairly vigorous. One of the best of the striped cultivars. Will make a good pot plant, bush or full standard.
Images http://www.fuchsiablantsnewstriped1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Blue Gown. Double. Tube scarlet. Sepals scarlet. Corolla blue, changing to purple, splashed carmine pink. Foliage medium green, slightly serrated. Growth upright, largish blooms, free-flowering. Vigorous growth which will need staking due to the weight of the blooms.
Image http://www.fuchsiabluegown1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Border Queen. Single. Tube and sepals medium pink tipped pea-green with darker rose veining, flares outwards as the bloom matures. Corolla amethyst violet, flushed pale pink fading to white at base, darker pink veins and bell-shaped. Growth self-branching vigorous, free flowering upright bush or standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaborderqueen1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Bountiful. Double. Tube white, sepal pale pink, deeper pink on the underside, green tips upturned. Corolla milky white with pink veining at the base of the petals. Growth vigorous, very free flowering and will make a good bush if pinched well, a very easy variety to grow.
Images http://www.fuchsiabountiful1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Bow Bells. Single. Tube white, short and thick, sepals white, reflexed, green tips. Corolla magenta, white at base. Growth upright, self branching, makes a good spreading bush. Very early to flower, extremely large blooms, very prolific.
Images http://www.fuchsiabowbells1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Brutus. Single. Short tube and recurving, sepals which are cerise, corolla dark purple, ageing to reddish-purple. Medium sized flowers, very profuse and early bloomer. Growth upright, vigorous and bushy. Can throw semi-double flowers, very hardy, easy to grow and very free flowering.
Image http://www.fuchsiabrutus1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Cascade. Single. Tube white, flushed carmine, medium length, thin. Sepals long, slim white flushed Carmine, down-pointing. Corolla rose Bengal with a slight hint of pale pink at the base. Growth cascading. Self-branching makes a superb basket.
Image http://www.fuchsiacascade1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Carmel Blue. Single. Tube white greenish white, long and thin. Sepal blight, pink tinged and reflexed flushed pale pink on underside. Corolla the most vibrant Blue, ageing to purplish blue. Growth upright, vigorous, self branching. Prolific Bloomer. One of the finest blue and white fuchsias, very easy to grow.
Image http://www.fuchsiacarmelblue1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Coachman. Single. Tube salmon-pink. Sepals salmon pink, slightly below horizontal. Corolla orange vermilion. Growth self-branching medium lax bush, this fuchsia makes an extremely good basket. Very free flowering and easy to grow.
Image http://www.fuchsiacoachman1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Constance. Double. Tube pale pink veined darker pink. Sepals soft pink with green tips, Corolla bluish mauve, tinted pink. Medium-size blooms, very free, growth upright, bushy, very easy to grow. Suitable to the Hardy Shrub border.
Image http://www.fuchsiaconstance1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Daisy Bell. Single. Tube long, with an orange cast, shading to green at base. Sepals pale orange, shading to apple green at tips. Corolla for vermilion, shading to orange at base of the petals. Growth natural trailer which makes a good basket, develops its best colour in full sun. Vigorous self branching and very free flowering fuchsia.
Image http://www.fuchsiadaisybell1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Dark Eyes. Double. Tube medium length deep red. Sepals fairly short deep red in colour, slightly up turned at the tips. Corolla deeper violet blue with red slashes. Growth upright, free-flowing, bushy. Medium to large sized flowers well. Semi-hardy.
Image http://www.fuchsiadarkeyes1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Display. Single. Tube pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals deeper rose pink, arching upwards. Corolla deep cerise pink, opening bell-shaped. Growth upright, bushy, self-branching, free-flowering. An excellent, easy to grow fuchsia. Makes a good bush or standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiadisplay1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Dollar Princess. Double. Tube cerise of small medium thickness. Sepals cerise, quite broad, reflex almost to the tube. Corolla purple, cerise at the base of the petals, small. Growth upright, self-branching, bushy, vigorous and very free-flowering. Easy to grow, very early to bloom. Make good garden bush. Hardy.
Image http://www.fuchsiadollarprincess1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Eva Boerg. Semi-double. Tube greenish white, short and thick. Sepals white with pink flush on top and with green tips, pink crepe affect on the underside, broad and reflexed. Corolla pinkish purple, splashed pink, with paler colour at the base of the petals. Fairly loose petals. Growth upright, tending to be rather lax, self-branching, bushy, vigorous and free flowering. Very easy to grow. Bush.
Image http://www.fuchsiaevaboerg1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Garden News. Double. Tube pink, short and thick. Sepals pink on top, frosty rose pink on the underside, broad and short, arching from the base of the Corolla. Corolla shades of magenta rose, shading to rose pink at the base of the petals. Foliage light green. Growth self-branching, tallr growing, vigorous and upright. A very early-flowering hardy bush.
Image http://www.fuchsiagardennews1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Gay Fandango. Double. Tube carmine pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine pink on top, slightly deeper colouring on the underside, longed and arching upwards. Corolla Rosie claret, lighter at the base of the petals, medium to large sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth lax upright, a very vigorous, free flowering. Bush or standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiagayfandango1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Genii. Single. Tube cerise, thin and, medium length. Sepals cerise, small and narrow, curving upwards. Corolla very dark purple on opening, maturing to a reddish purple, compact, small blooms. Foliage pale to medium yellowish green. Smallish leaves, growth upright, bushy, and vigorous, self branching and very free flowering. Bush or garden hardy.
Image http://www.fuchsiagenii1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Harry Gray. Double. Rose-pink streaked tube fairly short, slightly re-curved sepals white, shading to rose pink at the base, tipped green. Corolla white, shading to rose-pink at the base changing to a very pale pink with maturity. Small to medium sized blooms very free but compact like a small powder puff, very free flowering. Growth self-branching trailer or lax upright bush, will make a dense basket.
Image http://www.fuchsiaharrygray1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Heidi Ann. Double. Tube crimson, short and thick. Sepals crimson cerise, short broad and reflexed. Corolla bright lilac purple, veined cerise paler at the base of the petal. Very full and fluffy. Small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage dark green. Growth upright, bushy, self-branching and vigorous, very free flowering, makes a good bush or full standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaheidiann1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Hula Girl. Double. Tube deep rose pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals deeper rose pink, broad and reflexed will fly slightly. Corolla white, shaded pink at base. Flowers are large. Blooms are very full and very heavy. Foliage medium green with red veining, growth natural trailer, bushy and very free flowering. Ideal basket plant.
Image http://www.fuchsiahulagirl1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. La Campanella. Semi-Double. Tube light, faintly tinged pink, short and thick. Sepals all-white on top, slightly flushed pink on the underside, shortish and one broad, held level with slight upturning at the tips to start with, then re-flexing. Corolla imperial purple with some cerise veining, ageing to lavender. A small to medium-sized bloom, foliage medium green, growth lax, bushy, very vigorous, and exceptionally free-flowering. Basket.
Image http://www.fuchsialacampanella1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Lady Thumb. Semi-double. Tube carmine, short and thin. Sepals carmine pink, short, narrow, held below a the horizontal. Corolla white with pink veins, small and compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, exceptionally free-flowering. Excellent garden plant. Bush or half standard. Very hardy.
Image http://www.fuchsialadythumb1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Lena. Semi-double. Tube pale flesh pink, short, medium thickness, sepals pale flesh pink on top, darker on the undersides, green tips. Broad and upturned. Corolla purple, pale at the base of the petals, medium-sized blooms, foliage light to medium green, growth lax bush, vigorous, self-branching, very free-following and bushy. A very easy plant to grow.
Image http://www.fuchsialena1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Marinka. Single. Tube red long, medium thickness. Sepals red, short and brought, held over and around the Corolla to start, then opening to just below horizontal. Corolla dark red, medium-size, compact blooms. Foliage medium to dark green, growth excellent basket plant, bushy, vigorous, very free-following and one of the easiest to grow. Can suffer from botrytis in the winter months.
Image http://www.fuchsiamarinka1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Molesworth. Double. Tube cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals cerise, broad and upturned. Corolla creamy-white with cerise veining, very full and fluffy, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth bushy, a lax, trailing type, self-branching and very free-flowering. Bush or basket.
Image http://fuchsiamolesworth1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Orange Mirage. Single. Tube pale salmon pink, thick, medium length. Sepals salmon pink with green tips. Long, broad and curling slightly. Corolla dull orange salmon, medium-sized, fairly compact bloom. Foliage light green, growth trailer, vigorous, free-flowering. Basket. Will make a good weeping Half standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaorangemirage1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Pacquesa. Single. Tube deeper red, short and of medium thickness. Sepals deep red with crepe undersides, reflexing. Corolla white with deeper red veining. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy, short-jointed, very free-flowering. Very good pot plant, will tend to throw semi-double flowers.
Image http://www.fuchsiapacquesa1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Patio Princess. Double. Tube scarlet flushed a white, sepals scarlet flushed and veined pink, sepals held out horizontally. Corolla white flushed and blushed with pink, scarlet veining. A very neat and tidy medium sized bloom, fluffy in appearance. Foliage medium to light green growth upright, very bushy, and also a very free-flowering.
Image http://www.fuchsiapatioprincess1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Pinch Me. Double. Tube white, short, thick. Sepals white with green tips, longer, narrow, held above for the horizontal, curling slightly. Corolla bishop's purple, shading pink at the base of the petals, very full, but rather loose blooms. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, self-branching, bushy, very free-flowering. Very beautiful near-blue fuchsia, will grow well in hanging baskets.
Image http://www.fuchsiapinchme1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Pink Galore. Double. Tube pink, slender, medium length. Sepals pink with green tips, long and upturned. Corolla soft rose-pink, very full and compact, medium-sized bloom. Foliage dark glossy green, growth trailer, vigorous, free-flowering. And needs quite a lot of pinching in early stages to produce a good shaped plant. Basket.
Image http://www.fuchsiapinkgalore1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Pink Marshmallow. Double. Tube pale pink, longish, medium thickness. Sepals pale pink, broad, reflexeing, green tips. Corolla white with pink veining and with pink shading on the petals. Very large, open, loose-petalled blooms. Foliage light green, growth trailer, bushy, free-flowering. Basket or half basket.
Image http://www.fuchsiapinkmarshmallow1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Prosperity. Double. Tube crimson, thick and of medium length. Sepals crimson, with a waxy appearance, longer and held well up over the tube. Corolla pale neyron-rose, flushed and veined rose- red, small to medium-sized, compact bloom. Foliage darkish green, glossy, growth upright, vigorous, very free-flowering. Will do well as a garden hardy in sheltered areas. Bush or standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaprosperity1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. R.A.F. Double. Tube red, medium length and thickness. Sepals red, short, broad and reflexed to the tube. Corolla rose-pink, veined and splashed cerise, very fluffy, medium sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, rather lax, free-flowering. Bush. Extra-large blooms.
Image http://www.fuchsiaraf1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Red Spider. Single. Tube crimson, long and slender. Sepals crimson, long, narrow and curling upwards. Corolla rose madder, deeper on the edges of the petals. Medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, vigorous, long-branching, free-flowering. Need careful pinching the in its early growth and to produce a good shape. Basket or weeping half standard.
Image http://www.fuchsiaredspider1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Rose of Denmark. Single. Tube white, slender, medium length. Sepals white on top, faintly flushed pink and with green tips. The undersides are a deeper pink. Short, broad and upturned. Corolla rosy-purple, with rose pink veins and splashed pink at the base of the petals. Medium-sized blooms. Foliage mid-dark green, growth upright, bushy, rather lax, free-flowering. This variety is one of the earliest fuchsia to flower in the season.
Image http://www.fuchsiaroseofdenmark1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Royal Velvet. Double. Tube crimson, medium length and thickness. Sepals crimson, short, broad and held out over the Corolla. Corolla deep purple, outer petals splashed crimson, very full, fluffy, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy, self-branching and very free flowering. A beautiful fuchsia which makes a first class pot plant, and is easy to grow. Bush.
Image http://www.fuchsiaroyalvelvet1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Southgate. Double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pale pink, slightly deeper pink on the undersides, short, broad and upturned. Corolla soft pink with deeper pink veining, very compact, fluffy bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, and vigorous, bushy, free-flowering, a very easy fuchsia to grow. Bush or basket.
Image http://www.fuchsiasouthgate1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Spion Kop. Double. Tube rose-red, short, medium thickness. Sepals rose red, reflexing. Corolla white with rose-red veins, flaring slightly. Medium-sized, compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth lax, bushy, vigorous, free-flowering. Will make a good bush if pinched early. Bush or basket.
Image http://www.fuchsiaspionkop1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Swingtime. Large Double. tube medium length and thickness scarlet. Sepal broad and reflexing, deep scarlet. Corolla pure white with scarlet veining. the flowers are very full and fluffy. Growth is lax upright but very vigorous. An excellent basket variety, will make a full standard in one season.
Image http://www.fuchsiaswingtime1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Tennessee Waltz. Semi-double. Tube rose madder, medium length and thickness. Sepals rose madder, long, broad and curving upwards towards the tube. Corolla lilac lavender has splashes of rose on the petals. Medium-sized bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching, very free-flowering. A very easy fuchsia to grow, makes an excellent pot plant. Bush or full standard.
Image http://fuchsiatennesseewaltz1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Voodoo. Very large Double. Tube short, very bright red. Sepals bright red, broad and slightly upturned at the ends. Corolla dark purplish-violet, splashed and veined dark red, very full double blooms. Blooms produced very freely. Growth upright and bushy. makes a good standard.
Image http://fuchsiavoodoo1.blogspot.com/

FUCHSIA. Winston Churchill. Double. Tube pink, medium length thickness. Sepals pink on top, darker on the undersides, green tipped. Short, broad and reflex. Corolla lavender blue with pinkish veins, and splashed pink on the outer petals. Small to medium-sized, fairly compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free-flowering. Will make a good pot plant, can be erratic in its flowering time. Bush or full standard.
Image http://fuchsiawinstonchurchill1.blogspot.com/

Fuchsia.

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(Fuchs’ia). Hardy and greenhouse plants or shrubs which are natives chiefly of central and southern America, though several kinds are found wild in New Zealand. They belong to the evening Primrose family, Oenotheraceae. Fuchsia was named in compliment to Leonard fuchs, a German professor, (1501-66), for some 30 years Professor of Medicine at the University of Tubingen. A famous herbalist of his time.

Between seventy and eighty species or kinds have been describes, but few of those are growing in gardens. Gardening books and nursery catalogues published fifty to eighty years ago enumerate more than 1500 varieties of fuchsia, an indication of the great popularity of these plants at the time; nowadays the varieties in cultivation are far less numerous, although interest in them is reviving.

The tender fuchsias are favourite plants for cultivation in green- house, in room windows, window boxes, for hanging baskets, and for planting in summer flowering beds. They may also be grown as climbing plants in a heated greenhouse; they will soon reach to the greenhouse roof if planted in a well-drained bed of the loamy soil on floor. The hardy fuchsias are splendid flowering shrubs for comparatively mild districts.

Hardy fuchsias. Several kinds and varieties of fuchsia are hardy enough to be growing out of doors except in the coldest parts of the country. In a south and west counties of the British Isles they grow into tall shrubs 20 ft high and are often planted to form hedges. Visitors to Devon, Cornwall and other warm districts cannot fail to have notice the magnificent fuchsia hedges which are common there.

In less favoured parts of the country fuchsias may be killed to the ground during a severe winter, as a rule, however, new shoots push up from the base of the shrubs in the spring. In such places fuchsias ought to be planted in a warm and sheltered position in well-drained soil, and the bases of the plants should be protected with compost or well-rotted manure before cold weather sets in. Hardy fuchsias will thrive in ordinary garden ground that is well-drained, before planting is done the soil must be dug and decayed Manure and leaf mould and should be added.

Taking cuttings of hardy fuchsias. Propagation is affected by cuttings which are taking during July and August, they are inserted in sandy soil in a frame kept close to very few weeks, or out of doors, in similar soil, and covered with a glass jar or a plastic cloche. When they are rooted the cuttings should be potted separately in small pots, kept in a frame during the winter and planted out of doors in late April.

How to prune. If grown again a wall, fuchsias are pruned in the spring, to such an extent as may be necessary to keep them within bounds, long thin branches should be shortened and old weak ones may be cut out. Long side shoots on the main branches must be shorten to within a few buds of the base of the past summer's growth. The purpose is to train in as many main branches as are required to cover the wall space, to shorten the side shoots in the way explained, and to cut out weekly branches and others for which room cannot be found. Pruning should be done in February or March.

Hardy fuchsias grown in the open garden are pruned at the same time. If all the old branches had been cut down by frost they must be cut off near the ground, if any parts of the branches have been killed, they should be cut back to the sound, and undamaged portions. If it is wished to have larger fuchsia bushes, and the climate is mild enough to allow for their passing safely through the winter, little pruning need be done beyond thinning out branches which cause overcrowding and cutting off the thin ends of longer branches. The flowering season of hardy fuchsia is from July to late in September.

Best hardy fuchsias. The best known kind is a fuchsia magellanica (macrostemma),from South Africa. In mild districts it forms a large bush 6-12 ft. or more in height and their small flowers with red tube and sepals, purple corolla. Of this kind there are several varieties, e.g., Conica, 3-6 ft, Discolour, of dwarf, compact habit, Globosa, a roundish, Gracilis, a small-leaved variety, Pumila, neat and dwarf, and Riccartonii, which is hardier than most fuchsia type plants. It makes a beautiful hedge or larger bush in mild districts and bears crimson and purple flowers.

Another of the hardiest fuchsias is Exoniensis, a free growing sort with crimson and purple flowers.

The following named varieties are cultivated successfully out of doors in the warmest parts of this country, these varieties should survive outdoors, once they become well established after approximately one growing season.

Semi-hardy varieties.

This list is made up of know hardy types and recommendations of a number of growers, all-over the country. With all these varieties, cuttings should be taken from the mother plant every September, just as a back up, should a very severe winter set in.

FUCHSIA Abbe Farges. Semi-double. Sepal light cerise, Corolla lilac. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Achievement. Single. Sepal reddish cerise, corolla reddish purple. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Admiration. Single. Sepal bright red, tipped yellowish green, Corolla Indian Lake. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Alice Hoffman. Semi-double. Sepal rose, corolla white veined rose. Compact and bushy. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Alison Ryle. Semi-double. Sepal bright pink, corolla deeper Blue ageing to lavender. Large blooms.

FUCHSIA A.M. Larwick. Single. Sepal deep carmine, Corolla violet purple shaded mauve. Longer tube. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Amathyst Fire. Double. Sepal red veined coral pink. Corolla amathyst blue splashed and speckled pink. Bush. Large flower.

FUCHSIA Amy Lye. Single. Sepal cerise veined white, Corolla coral orange, standard, basket. Medium to large flower.

FUCHSIA Andenken An Helnrich Henkel. Triphylla Type. Rosy-crimson,feint cinnabar. Basket or bush. Medium long blooms.

FUCHSIA Annabell. Double. Sepal white with pink flush, Corolla white with pink veins. Medium to large flower.

FUCHSIA Arcadia. Single. Sepal red-ceries, Corolla magenta red. Longer tube. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Arlendon. Semi-double. Sepal Rose, Corolla white, veined cerise. (Snowcap Improved ??). Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Ariel. (Bracillaris). Tiny crimson red flowers. Miniture foliage. Very bushy. Basket or bush.

FUCHSIA Army Nurse. Semi-double. Sepal deep carmine, corolla bluish violet flushed pink. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Avalanche. Double. Sepal scarlet, corolla violet. Basket. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Bashful. Double. Sepal deep pink. Corolla white, veined red. ( 7 dwarfs collection). Small compact plant. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Beacon. Single. Sepals scarlet-cerise. Corolla mauvish-pink. Bright. Self-branching. Good bedding plant. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Beauty of Cliffe Hall. Single. Sepals white tinge to pink. Corolla pink veined salmon. Medium sized flowers.

FUCHSIA Beauty of Exeter. Semi-double. Sepal pale cerise. Corolla rosy-salmon. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Beauty of Prussia. Double. Sepal scarlet veined pink. Corolla scarlet lake veined salmon-red. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Bicentennial. Double. Sepal white flush Indian orange. Corolla magenta veined orange. Basket. Standard. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Blue Bonnet. Double. Sepal deep red. Corolla medium to deep Blue. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Blue Bush. Single. Sepals rosy-red. Corolla blue ageing to violet. Bush. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Blue Gown. Double. Sepal red-cerise. Corolla purple, veined and splashed pink. Very strong bush. Standard. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Blue Tit. Single. Sepal scarlet-red. Corolla violet, veined red, pink at base. Bush. Half standard. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Bon Bon. Double. Sepal pale pink. Corolla pale shell pink. Bush. Standard. Basket. Very full medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Brilliant. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla violet magenta, veined red. Very free flowering. Bush or standard. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Caesar. Double. Sepal red. Corolla purple fading to burgundy. Rose shaped flowers. Lax bush. Extra large flowers.

FUCHSIA Caledonia. Single. Sepal cerise. Corolla crimson. Spreading habit. Bush. 2 ft. high. Medium sized flowers.

FUCHSIA Cambridge Louie. Single. Sepal pinks with orange stripes. Corolla rosy-pink. Bushy. Free-flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Cardinal Farges. Semi-double. Sepal pale cerise. Corolla white, veined cerise. Bush. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Carl Drude. Semi-double. Sepal red. Corolla white, veined and splashed red. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Carnea. Single. Sepal scarlet veined red. Corolla purple splashed red. Spreading bush. Small flowers. Very free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Charming. Single. Sepal carmine. Corolla rosy-purple. Bushy. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Chilerton Beauty. Single. Sepal pale rose-pink. Corolla mauvish-violet. Bush. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA C.J. Howlett. Semi-double. Sepal light scarlet. Corolla light cerise-mauve. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Cliff’s Hardy. Single. Sepal crimson tipped green. Corolla campanula violet. Bushy. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA China Lantern. Single. Sepals white. Corolla rosy pink. Bush. Standard. Medium sized flowers .

FUCHSIA Clifton Charm. Single. Sepal bright cerise. Corolla deep lilac. Bush. Standard. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Cloverdale Pearl. Single. Sepal pink. Corolla white. Bush. Standard. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Connie. Double. Sepal cerise. Corolla Grow white veined cerise. Bush. Standard. Large flowers .

FUCHSIA Conspicua. Single. Sepal bright red. Corolla white, veined and splashed red. Bush. Standard. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Constance. Double. Sepal soft pink. Corolla bluish mauve. Bush. Standard. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Coral Rose. Double. Sepal coral pink. Corolla rose-pink. Bush. Good for rockeries. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Corrallina. Single. Sepal bright scarlet. Corolla which purple. Bush. Standard. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Cotton Candy. Double. Sepal pale-pink. Corolla clear pink. Bush. Half standard. Basket. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Crackerjack. Semi-double. Sepal white flushed pink. Corolla purple, veined white and splashed pink. Bush. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Daisy Bell. Single. Sepal salmon tipped green. Corolla orange splashed and veined salmon. Basket. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA David. Single. Sepal cerise. Corolla cardinal purple. Bush. Standard. Very free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Diana Wright. Single. Sepal pale pink, splashed salmon. Corolla pale pink, veined cerise. Small foliage. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Display. Single. Sepal pink. Corolla deep pink. Bush. Standard. Extremely free flowering. Medium flowers. Corolla flares out.

FUCHSIA Doc. Single. Sepal red. Corolla pale purple. ( 7 dwarfs collection). Bush. Very free flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Dollar Princess. Double. Sepals cerise. Corolla rich purple veined cerise. Strong bush. Full standard. Medium sized flowers.

FUCHSIA Don Peralta. Semi-double. Sepal dark red veined rose. Corolla deep rose. Bush. Basket. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Dopey. Double. Sepal red. Corolla scarlet tinged with purple. ( 7 dwarfs collection). Free flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Drame. Semi-double. Sepal scarlet. Corolla violet-purple. Bush. Very strong standard. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Dr Foster. Single. Sepal scarlet veined red. Corolla violet splashed scarlet. Stronger upright bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Edith. Semi-double. Sepal red. Corolla lavender. Free flowering. Bush. Sport from Margaret. 3-4 ft. hedging fuchsia.

FUCHSIA Ed Lagarde. Double. Sepal white, pink underneath. Corolla purple, with pink patches. Basket. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA El Cid. Single. Sepals bright red. Corolla reddish purple, veined pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Elena Rawlings. Single. Sepal carmine veined cerise. Corolla magenta splashed cerise. Bush. Standard. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Elf. Single. Sepal red. Corolla cherry-red. Compact. Very free flowering. Low-growing. Ideal rockery plant.

FUCHSIA Elfin Glade. Single. Sepal pink with mauve veins. Corolla pink veined light red. Bush. Very free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Ellen Morgan. Double. Sepal white, splashed pink with green tips. Corolla purple veined neyron-rose. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Ella. Semi-double. Sepals flesh pink. Corolla blush magenta with pink veins. Very free flowering. Bush. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Emile Zola. Single. Sepals red. Corolla rosy-magenta, veined red. Bush. Very free flowering. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Empress of Prussia. Single. Sepal bright scarlet. Corolla scarlet lake. Bush. Very strong grower. Free flowering. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Enfant Prodigue. Double. Sepal crimson. Corolla bluish purple. Upright bush. Medium flowers. 3 ft.in height, hedging fuchsia.

FUCHSIA Eschott Elf. Single. Sepal bluish pink. Corolla white veined pink. Trailer. Very dwarf growing. Ideal rockery plant. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Ethel Wilson. Single. Sepal pale pink shading to white. Corolla pink at base, darkening to cerise. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Eurydice. Double. Sepal red with white veins. Corolla pure white. Bush. Free flowering. Large to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Eva Boerg. Semi-double. Sepal pinkish white. Corolla pinkish purple. Basket. Very free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Fanfare. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla Turkey red veined cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA F. Globosa. Single. Sepal red. Corolla purple. Quite free flowering. Bushy. A very odd cultivar. Not very easy to obtain.

FUCHSIA Flash. Single. Sepal light magenta. Corolla magenta red, veined pink. Very free flowering. Bush. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Florence Turner. Single. Sepal pinkish white, light tips. Corolla pinkish purple with white veins. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Forget Me Not. Single. Sepal pale pink splashed blue. Corolla light blue with pink veins. Bush. Free flowering. Small flowers .

FUCHSIA Frank Unsworth. Double. Sepal white splashed pink. Corolla white splashed and veined pink. Basket. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Frau Hilde Rademacher. Double. Sepal deep red veined mauve. Corolla lilac blue, splashed cerise. Free. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Fred's First. Double. Sepals deep purplish pink. Corolla vivid purple veined rose. Free flowering. Medium flowers. 18 in.

FUCHSIA F. Thompsonii. Single. Sepal bright scarlet. Corolla purple veined scarlet. Very free flowering. Small flowers. Hedging plant.

FUCHSIA. Garden Beauty. Double. Sepal rose red. Corolla violet blue splashed red. Free flowering. Medium-sized blooms. Bush .

FUCHSIA Garden News. Double. Sepal frosty rose pink. Corolla shades of magenta veined pink. Very free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA General Monk. Double. Sepal cerise-rose. Corolla bluish mauve, veined rose. Free flowering. Medium to large flower. Bush .

FUCHSIA General Voyron. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla reddish magenta, paler at the base. Free flowering. Medium flower. Bush.

FUCHSIA Genii. Single. Sepal cerise. Corolla violet. Small flowers. Bushy. Not very free flowering. Ornamental foliage. Bush.

FUCHSIA Gerald Drewitt. Single. Sepal pale pink. Corolla greyish blue, splashed rose pink. Small flowers. Free flowering. Bush .

FUCHSIA Glow. Single. Sepals cerise. Corolla reddish violet. Small to medium flowers. Free flowering. 2 ft. bush.

FUCHSIA Gold Brocade. Single. Sepal pink. Corolla purple veined and streaked pink. Small flowers. Ornamental foliage. Bush.

FUCHSIA Golden Lena. Semi-double. Sepal red. Corolla darker red. Free flowering. Bush. Ornamental foliage. Sport from Lena. bush.

FUCHSIA Golden Melody. Double. Sepals deep pink splashed blue. Corolla blue fading to lavender. Free flowering. Ornamental foliage. Bush.

FUCHSIA Goldsworth Beauty. Single. Pale cerise veined red. Corolla reddish purple splashed pink. Medium flowers. Free flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Gracillis Variegata. Single. Sepal deep red. Corolla deep purple. Free flowering. Small flowers. Ornamental foliage. Bush.

FUCHSIA Graaf Witte. Single. Sepals carmine. Corolla purple. Free flowering. Small flowers. Ornamental foliage. Bush.

FUCHSIA Grayrigg. Single. Sepal blush pink. Corolla palest blue veined and splashed pink. Free flowering. Bush. Upright. 2 ft.

FUCHSIA Grumpy. Single. Sepal deeper pink. Corolla navy blue. Bush. ( 7 dwarfs collection ). Small flowers. Free flowering.

FUCHSIA Happy. Single. Sepal red. Corolla white with red splashes. Bush. ( 7 dwarfs collection). Small flowers. Free flowering. Easy to grow.

FUCHSIA Happy Fellow. Single. Sepal rose tipped green. Corolla orange veined and streaked rose. Bush. Free flowering. Delicate.

FUCHSIA Hawkshead. Single. Sepal white. Corolla white flush pale mauve. Free flowering. Bush. Self branching.

FUCHSIA Heathfield. Double. Sepal creamy pink with magenta veins. Corolla magenta-rose. Waxy flowers. Stronger. Free flowering.

FUCHSIA Heidi Ann. Double. Sepal crimson. Corolla bright lilac veined cerise. Bush. Upright. Free flowering. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Herald. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla deep bluish purple. Bush. Free flowering. Strong grower. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Herbe de.Jacques. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla pale scarlet veined and streaked deep pink. Basket. Ornamental foliage.

FUCHSIA Heritage. Semi-double. Sepal scarlet. Corolla rich purple. Bush. Free flowering. A very deep rich colouring. Larger flower.

FUCHSIA Heron. Single. Sepal deeper scarlet. Corolla violet blue, veined and splashed red. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA H.G. Brown. Single. Sepals scarlet. Corolla very dark red. Bush. Extremely free flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Hollywood Park. Semi-double. Sepal cerise veined pink. Corolla white shading to pink. Free flowering. Medium flowers. Bush.

FUCHSIA Howletts Hardy. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla violet purple, veined. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Hugh Morgan. Semi-double. Sepal neyron-rose, carmine flushed crimson underside. Corolla white flushed rose. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Humboldt Holiday. Double. Sepal violet, splashed pink. Corolla white flushed pink. Basket. Standard. Larger flowers.

FUCHSIA Imprudence. Single. Sepal light red. Corolla white veined and slashed rose-pink. Bush. Free Flowering. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Isis. Single. Sepal crimson. Corolla crimson. Free flowering. Bush. Self branching. Reddish leaves. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA James Travis. Double. Sepal bright cardinal red. Corolla vivid purple, veined red. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Janet Williams. Double. Sepal red. Corolla blue with a red veins. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Janie. Double. Sepal white. Corolla lavender blue, veined white. Free flowering. Very bushy. Medium to large flower.

FUCHSIA Jennifer Hampson. Double. Sepal cerise with purple veins. Corolla purple splashed pink. Basket. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Jester. Semi-double. Sepal cerise. Corolla royal purple veined cerise. Free flowering. Long flowers. Larger flowers. Bush or standard.

FUCHSIA Joan Cooper. Single. Sepals rose Opal, tipped green. Corolla cherry-red, veined rose. Bush. Whippy growth. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Joan Leach. Single. Sepal deep pink. Corolla light blue flushed pink. Free flowering. Low-growing. Bush. Rockery plant.

FUCHSIA Joy Patmore. Single. Sepals waxy white. A Corolla which carmine, flushed white. Free flowering. Bush. Standard. Medium flower or large flowered.

FUCHSIA Justins Pride. Single. Sepal neyron rose. Corolla deep cerise pink. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Jewel. Single. Sepal carmine splashed and veined salmon. Corolla purple veined carmine. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Kerry Ann. Single. Sepal neyron rose. Corolla Aster violet, splashed and veined rose-pink. Free flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Lady Boothby. Single. Sepal crimson. Corolla dark purple veined cerise. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Lakeside. Single. Sepal reddish pink. Corolla bluish violet veined bright pink. Basket. Free flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Laleham Lass. Single. Sepal Ivory flushed pink. Corolla orange salmon with pink veins. Lax bush. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA La Neige. Double. Sepal white tinged pink, green tips. Corolla white with pink flush. Basket. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Lady Thumb. Semi-double. Sepal red veined light carmine. Corolla white veined carmine. Upright bush. Small flowers. Very free.

FUCHSIA Lavender Blue. Single. Sepal pale-pink. Corolla blue splashed and veined cerise. Free flowering. Bush. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Lena. Semi-double. Sepal pale flesh pink. Corolla rose magenta. Lax bush. Free flowering. Basket. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA L'enfant Prodique. Semi-double. Sepal cerise veined salmon. Corolla Royal purple splashed with cerise. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Liebriez. Semi-double. Sepal pale cerise. Corolla pinkish white veined pink. Free flowering. Bush. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Lilac Dainty. Double. Sepal. Red fading to lilac. Corolla lilac with red patches. Free flowering. Bushy. Quite small flowers.

FUCHSIA Lindisfarne. Semi-double. Sepal pale pink fading to white at tips. Roller rich dark violet, pink at base. Bush. Free flowering. Medium.

FUCHSIA Little Jewel. Single. Sepal very dark carmine. Corolla light purple splashed with carmine. Free flowering. Bushy. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Lottie Hobby. Single. Sepal dull scarlet. Corolla deep scarlet. Bush. Miniature foliage, and very small flowers. Low-growing.

FUCHSIA Lucerowe. Double. Sepal cerise, splashed and veined lilac. Corolla lilac fading to magenta. Bush. Free Flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Lycoides. Single. Sepal deeper red. Corolla rosy purple splashed red. Free flowering. Bush. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Lyes Own. Single. Sepal waxy white splashed pink. Corolla pinkish lilac veined white. Free flowering. Bushy. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Lynne Marshall. Single. Sepal white fading to pale pink. Corolla cardinal purple, red at base. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Madam Cornelissen. Semi-double. Sepal red. Corolla magenta veined and splashed red. Bush. Free flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Madam Van Der Strasse. Single. Sepal reddish cerise. Corolla white veined and streaked cerise. Free flowering. Good bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Magallacia Alba. Species. Single. Sepal white. Corolla pale lilac veined white. Free flowering. Bush. Ornamental.

FUCHSIA Magallacia Gracilous Tricolour. Species. Single. Sepal red. Corolla purple veined red. Free flowering. Bush. Ornamental.

FUCHSIA Magallacia Gracilous Variagata. Species. Single. Sepal red. Corolla purple veined red. Free flowering. Bush. Ornamental.

FUCHSIA Margaret. Semi-double. Sepal carmine veined scarlet. Corolla violet veined and streaked cerise. Large bush. Free flowering. Medium.

FUCHSIA Margaret Brown. Single. Sepal rose-pink. Corolla light rose Bengal. Bush. Free flowering. Short jointed. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Margaret Roe. Single. Sepal rosy red, Corolla pale violet purple. Bush. Free flowering. Good bedding plant. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Margaret Swales. Semi-double. Sepal ivory-pink with green tips. Corolla carmine-rose with white marbling. Basket. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Margarite Dawson. Double. Sepal pale rose veined white. Corolla white slashed rose. Free flowering. Bush .Upright. Ex Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Margery Blake. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla purple veined and splashed scarlet. Bush. Free flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Mary Thorne. Single. Sepal turkey red. Corolla violet with red veins at base. Bush. Free flowering. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Mauve Lace. Double. Sepal red with mauve streaks. Corolla mauve with cerise veins. Bush. Free flowering. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Meditation. Double. Sepal red. Corolla cream veined cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Mephisto. Single. Sepals scarlet. Corolla deep crimson with scarlet veining. Upright bush. Free flowering. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Merlin. Single. Sepal bright red flushed pink. Corolla deep purple flushed pink. Upright bushy. Medium flowers. Very free.

FUCHSIA Merry Mary. Double. Sepal pink, lighter pink at tips. Corolla white veined and splashed deep pink. Basket. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Mischief. Single. Sepal light pink splashed carmine. Corolla mauve maturing to deep pink. Upright. Dwarf bush. Very free.

FUCHSIA Mission Bells. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla cardinal purple, veined and splashed pink at base. Upright bush. Medium to large flowers.

FUCHSIA Monsignor Thibauld. Single. Sepal cerise red. Corolla magenta veined and splashed cerise. Large bush. Free flowering. Large flower.

FUCHSIA Montrose Village. Double. Sepal white veined and streaked violet. Corolla white veined and flushed pink salmon. Ex Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Monument. Double. Sepals carmine veined purple. Corolla purple splashed pink veined white. Bush. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Mount Stewart. Double. Sepal red with overtones of purple. Corolla deep purple. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Mr A. Huggett. Single. Sepals cerise veined and splashed salmon. Corolla mauve veined cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Mr W. Rundle. Single. Sepal pale rose veined salmon. Corolla orange vermillion. Upright bush. Medium flowers. Very Free.

FUCHSIA Mrs J. D. Fredericks. Single. Sepal salmon pink veined carmine. Corolla dark pink flush carmine. Upright. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Mrs Palmer. Semi-double. Sepal red veined pink. Corolla magenta veins and splashed red. Bush. Very free flowering. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Mrs Popple. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla purple veined cerise. Strong upright grower. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Mrs Susan Pugh. Single. Sepal orange red flushed cerise. Corolla deep orange-red splashed purple. Free flowering. Large flower.

FUCHSIA Mrs W. P.Wood. Single. Sepal pale pink. Corolla pure white veined and streaked pink. Bushy. Free flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Navy Blue. Single. Sepal deep pink flushed white. Corolla navy-blue flushed pink. Free flowering. Medium flower. Bush. 2 ft.

FUCHSIA Neapolitan. Species. Single. Miniature flowers. White, pink, red. All colours appear on one plant. Miniature foliage.

FUCHSIA Neue Welt. Single. Sepal bright red veined mauve. Corolla violet veined red. Free flowering. Small flowers. Bush.

FUCHSIA Nicola Jane. Double. Sepal cerise flushed pink. Corolla pale pink splashed and veined red. Free flowering. Large flowers. Bush.

FUCHSIA Norman Mitchinson. Single. Sepal cerise overlaid waxy white green tips. Corolla rich purple, white at base. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Odd Fellow. Double. Sepal pale pink green tips. Corolla white splashed and veined pink. Bush. Standard. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Oetnang. Single. Sepal pink with white veins. Corolla maroon, with pink splashes. Free flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Old Somerset. Single. Sepal red. Corolla red. Upright bush. Free flowering. Small to medium flowers. Ornamental.

FUCHSIA Oosje. (Bracillaris). Miniature flowers and foliage. Pink. Very hardy bush.

FUCHSIA Papoose. Single. Sepal bright red flushed purple. Corolla very dark purple. Basket. Very free flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Paula Bayliss. Single. Sepal red veined pink. Corolla lavender pink splashed red at base. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Pee Wee Rose. Semi-double. Sepal pink flushed carmine. Corolla cerise veined and flushed deep pink. Bush. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Peggy King. Single. Sepal rose-red. Corolla peony purple flushed red at base. Free flowering. Bush. Small to medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Phyllis. Semi-double. Sepal waxy rose veined cerise. Corolla rosy cerise flushed pink. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Phyrne. Double. Sepal rich cerise. Corolla white veined cerise with specks of carmine. Bush. Standard. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Pink Goon. Double. Sepal red. Corolla apple blossom pink veined deeper pink. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Pink Jade. Single. Sepal pink tipped green. Corolla Orchid pink splashed deeper rose. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Pink Lace. Double. Sepal red with white veins. Corolla pink splashed and veined red. Bush. Free Flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Pink Pearl. Double. Sepal pale-pink. Corolla deeper pink veined and flashed white. Free flowering. Bush. Standard. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Pixie. Single. Sepal pale-cerise. Corolla rosy mauve flushed and veined carmine. Free flowering. Bush. Small flower.

FUCHSIA.Playboy. Double. Sepal red-cerise veined mauve. Corolla rose pink veined cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching.

FUCHSIA Pole Star. Single. Sepal red veined white. Corolla white flecked and splashed light red. Free flowering. Bush. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Port Arthur. Semi-double. Sepal red flushed purple. Corolla bluish purple veined white and red. Bush. Medium to large flower.

FUCHSIA Powder Puff. Double. Sepal red veined white. Corolla white with slashes of deep pink. Bush. Standard. Miniature. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Prelude. Single. Sepal white flushed deep purple. Corolla pink with white and purple patches. Bush. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA President. Single. Sepal bright red flushed magenta. Corolla rosy-magenta veins red. Bush. Free flowering. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA President Leo B Boullemier. Single. Sepal magenta veined white. Corolla magenta. Bush. Very flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Prince of Orange. Single. Sepal waxy salmon pink. Corolla deep orange salmon flushed pink. Bush. Free flowering. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Princessita. Single. Sepal white on top pink underneath. Corolla deep rose pink veined white. Basket. Free flowering. Medium.

FUCHSIA Prodigy. Semi-double. Sepal crimson veined blue. Corolla bluish purple flushed crimson. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Profusion. Single.Sepal white flushed purple. Corolla violet-purple veined white. Bush. Free Flowering. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Prosperity. Double. Sepal crimson. Corolla pale pink flushed and veined rose red. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Pumilla. Single. Sepal crimson splashed mauve. Corolla mauvish purple veined carmine. Bush. Dwarf. Good rockery plant. Small.

FUCHSIA Purple lace. Double. Sepal deep red. Corolla purple specked, veined and flushed red. Bush. Self branching. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Purple Profusion. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla reddish purple with white veined. Upright bush. Free flowering. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Orray. Single. Sepal white edged rose pink. Corolla mauvish-violet flushed pink. Free flowering. Lax bush. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Radcliff Beauty. Single. Sepal claret rose veined crimson. Corolla bishops violet splashed crimson. Free flowering bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Radcliff Bedder. Semi-double. Sepal crimson splashed and veined carmine. Corolla spectrum violet. Free flowering. Bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Radings Michelle. (Species). Single. Sepal pink. Corolla pale pink. Miniature flowers and foliage. Bush. Basket. Very hardy.

FUCHSIA Reading Show. Double. Sepal red veined and streaked cerise. Corolla deep-blue flush with purple. Free flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Red Imp. Double. Sepal red. Corolla dark purple fading to wine red flecked carmine. Bush. Standard. Very large flowers.

FUCHSIA Riccartonii. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla dark purple veined lavender. Small flowers. Hedging fuchsia. 4 ft. plus in height.

FUCHSIA Romance. Double. Sepal white tipped green. Corolla bluish violet fading to pale lavender pink. Free flowering. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Rosecroft Beauty. Semi-double. Sepal crimson. Corolla white flushed and veins cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Ornamental.

FUCHSIA Rose of Castille. Single. Sepal waxy white tipped green. Corolla purple flushed and veined rose. Free flowering. Standard. Bush.

FUCHSIA Rose of Castille Improved. Single. Sepal fresh pink. Corolla violet purple veined and splashed rose. Free flowering. Standard.

FUCHSIA Rose Reverie. Double. Sepal cream rose tipped green. Corolla purple veined and flush rose pink. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Rothbury Beauty. Double. Sepal red veined white. Corolla pink flushed and specked cerise. Standard. Bush. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Royal Purple. Semi-double. Sepal deep cerise veined mauve. Corolla rich purple splashed cerise. Standard. Bush. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Rufus. Single. Sepal bright turkey red. Corolla bright turkey red. Strong upright bush. Free flowering. Medium sized flower.

FUCHSIA Sam Mateo. Double. Sepal pink veined white. Corolla rich parma violet splashed pink. Bush. Standard. Large flowers. Free flowering.

FUCHSIA Santa Claus. Double. Sepal bright red. Corolla snowy white veined and splashed red. Lax bush. Self branching. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Santa Cruz. Double. Sepal deep red. Corolla orchid pink veined and striped rose. Stronger upright push. Free flowering. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Scarcity. Single. Sepal scarlet veined and striped cerise. Corolla purple fading to scarlet at base. Free flowering. Larger flowers.

FUCHSIA Schneeball. Semi-double. Sepal pink on top red underneath. Corolla white veined and flecked pale pink. Bedding plant. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Schneewitchen. Single. Sepal deep pink. Corolla purplish pink specked light pink. Free flowering. Small to medium flowers. Bush.

FUCHSIA Schneewitcher. Single. Sepal rich waxy red. Corolla rich velvet red streaked deep pink. Free flowering. Small to medium flowers. Bush.

FUCHSIA Seaforth. Single. Sepal cream veined white. Corolla lilac pink with splashes of white. Free flowering. Bush. Medium to large flower.

FUCHSIA Sealand Prince. Single. Sepal light red veined purple. Corolla violet purple fading to magenta. Free flowering. Bush. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Sebastopol. Double. Sepal white veined and Streaked pink. Corolla white flushed pale pink. Free flowering. Bush. Large flowers.

FUCHSIA Shapitor. Single. Sepal pale pinkish white. Corolla blush pink flushed and streaked white. Free flowering bush. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Silverdale. Single. Sepal ivory flushed pink. Corolla pale lilac veined pink. Free flowering.Bush. Large flowers. Self branching.

FUCHSIA Silver Pink. Single. Sepals deep pink veined carmine. Corolla silver pink veined white. Free flowering. Bush. Medium large flower.

FUCHSIA Sleepy. Single. Sepal pale pink. Corolla lavender blue fading to deep pink. ( 7 dwarf collection). Free flowering low-growing bush.

FUCHSIA Sneezy. Single. Sepal red blushed purple. Corolla deep purple veined, streaked red. ( 7 dwarf collection). Free flowering. Low bush.

FUCHSIA Snowcap. Semi-double. Sepal bright red. Corolla snowy white fading to pink. Free flowering. Strong grower. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Son of Thumb. Single. Sepal cerise. Corolla lavender veined and flushed cerise pink. Very free flowering. Bush. Bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Steeley. Double. Sepal white. Corolla deep violet veined and streaked white. Lax bush. Needs pinching. Extra large flowers.

FUCHSIA Strawberry Delight. Double. Sepal waxy crimson. Corolla white flush to carmine rose veined pink-strawberry. Ornamental. Free.

FUCHSIA Sylvia. Double. Sepal scarlet cerise veined white. Corolla white veined cerise, scarlet flush. Bush. Medium to large flower.

FUCHSIA Slyvy. Single. Sepal pink flushed to purple. Corolla light purple veined and streaked pale pink. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Temptation. Single. Sepal white flushed orange. Corolla white veined and splashed orange rose. Free flowering. Medium flowers.

FUCHSIA Tennessee Waltz. Double. Sepal rose madder.Corolla lilac lavender flushed pink at base. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA The Doctor. Double. Sepal flesh pink flush rose. Corolla rosy salmon veined deep pink. Lax bush. Basket. Standard. Large flower.

FUCHSIA The Tarns. Single. Pale-pink flush salmon. Corolla violet flushed and splashed rose. Free flowering. Bush. Medium to large flower.

FUCHSIA Thompsonii. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla purple veins scarlet. Free flowering. Very early. Hedging plant. Excellent. 4 ft. High.

FUCHSIA Thornley's Hardy. Single. Sepal waxy white veined red. Corolla rich deep red. Lax bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Free flowering.

FUCHSIA Tinker Bell. Single. Sepal red. Corolla white flushed and veined red. Upright growth. Free flowering. Quarter standard. Small.

FUCHSIA.Tom Thumb. Single. Sepal carmine veined mauve. Corolla mauve veined and splashed cerise. Free flowering. Short jointed. Small.

FUCHSIA Tom West. Single. Sepal red veined purple. Corolla purple flecked deep pink. Bush. Free flowering. Ornamental. Small flowers.

FUCHSIA Tolling Bells. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla white veined and streaked cerise. Free flowering. Strong bush. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Tracid. Semi-double. Sepal red. Corolla pale pink flushed, veined deep pink. Free flowering. Bush. Standard. Medium to large flower.

FUCHSIA Trase. Double. Sepal carmine veined cerise. Corolla white specked and veined cerise. Upright bush. Free flowering. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Tropical Sunset. Double. Sepal carmine veined white. Corolla deep purple flushed, veined carmine. Bush. Ornamental. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Trudy. Single. Sepal Rhodamine pink. Corolla cyclamen pink flecked orange. Bush. Frell-shaped.. Beell-shaped. . Beell-shaped. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Voltair. bright red. Corolla sharp purple veined red. Free flowering. Very strong grower. Standard. Medium flower.

FUCHSIA Wagtails White Pixie. Single. Sepal scarlet. Corolla white flushed red at base. Small flower. Known as White Pixie.

FUCHSIA Waldfee. Single. Sepal soft lilac pink. Corolla soft lilac pink flushed salmon pink. Free flowering. Bush. Small flower. Strong.

FUCHSIA Waveney Sunrise. Single. Sepal pink veinered. Free flowering. Bush. Self branching. Ornamental foliage. Small flower.

FUCHSIA White Farges. Semi-double. Sepals white veined red. Corolla white with blush red base. Sport from Abbe Farges. Free flowering.

FUCHSIA Whiteknight's Amethyst. Single. Red veined purple. Corolla violet flushed and splashed purple. Strong grower. Small flower.

FUCHSIA Whiteknight's Blush. Single. Sepal pale pink veined white. Corolla clear pink flushed deep pink. Strong grower. Free flowering.

FUCHSIA Whiteknight's Pearl. Single. Sepals pale pink veined white. Corolla clear pink flushed deep salmon-pink. Strong grower. Small.

FUCHSIA White Lace. Double. Sepal deep red. Corolla white flushed and specked crimson. Free flowering. Bush. Self branching. Medium.

FUCHSIA Woodside. Double. Sepal rosy red veined white. Corolla pale lilac flushed rose pink. Upright growth. Free flowering. Large flower.

FUCHSIA W.P. Wood. Single. Sepal scarlet veined blue. Corolla violet blue flushed scarlet at base. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower.

The above hardy and semi-hardy fuchsias are not guaranteed to survive a severe winter. The British Isles seems to be divided into three areas, above the River Tweed, above the River Trent and above the River Thames.

Any Fuchsia grown outside, for one whole year below the River Thames seems to stand a good chance of survival whether its classification is hardy or not, but I would like to stress that it istress that it istress that it østress that it istress that it is all- ways good practice to take cutmother plant in September as a guaranteed against a severe winter.

The cultivation for growing hardy and semi hardy fuchsias out of doors is slightly different from growing frost tender greenhouse varieties. When planting hardy fuchsias out of d chsias out of d chsias out of d chsias out of dochsias out of doors the fuchsia should be a good strong growing plant, which is at least four months old, this plant will have a good root system inside the pot, and be ready to grow way as soon as it is planted.

Th have dug to plant the fuchsia in, should be twice as large as the root system, in the whole you should mix good garden top soil, well-rotted manure, and good garden compost if available, the fuchsia should be reia should be reia should be reÐia should be remia should be removed from the pot and the roots slightly teased out, this will stop the root system from continuing to grow in a circular movement, when teasing the roots try not to break too many of the fibrous type roots which are the feeding roots,ts are the anchoring roots, the plant should be planted slightly deeper than it was planted in the pot, i.e. the top of the compost should be about 1 – 2 inches ( 25 – 50 mm) below ground level. On the larger growing hedging type fuchsias the anchoring roots will grow three times bigger than the top growth of the fuchsia, i.e. your fuchsia is 4 ft high, (1.2 m.) your root system will spread 12 feet (3.6m) out under the ground, some of the root systems on species fuchsia varieties i.e. Riccartonii, Thomsonii and some of the tree type fuchsias can cause damage to underground pipe work, or house foundations.

In some parts of South and Central America there are fuchsias that have reached 40-50 ft high, this height will not be obtained in the British Isles because the growing season is to short but in Devon and Cornwall specimen fuchsia have rea uchsia have reauchsia have rea uchsia have reacuchsia have reached 20 ft. in height There are fuchsias in some stately homes which are grown in greenhouses as climbing plhsias are grown chiefly as a support for tender grapevines.

FUCHSIA VARIETIES

FUCHSIA Abbe Farges. Semi-Double, Tube light cerise, short and of medium thickness. Sepals, light cerise, held horizontal. corolla rosy-lilac, flowers small but profuse, small medium green foliage, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching and very free-flowering. Branches are very brittle and easily broken off. Bush or half standard. Hardy. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Achievement. Single. Tube carmine cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine cerise, long and slender, slightly up turned. Corolla reddish purple, turning to scarlet at the base of the petals. Foliage yellowish green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering. Responds well to pinching, total length of blooms 3 in. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Aintree. Single. Tube Ivory white, thin. Sepals Ivory, slightly tinted rose pink, green tips, upswept. Corolla vivid rose madder, with touches of white at the base of the petals. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering, Sometimes tend to grow to the horizontal. Makes an ideal bush or full standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Alan Ayckbourne. Single. Tube light pink, sepals light pink with white veining, tipped pale green, sepals held out at the horizontal. Corolla pure white, small to medium flowers. Foliage medium green. Very free flowering on a lax bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Alaska. Double. Tube white, medium length and thickness. Sepals white with green tips, slightly upturned at the tips. Corolla white, very full and fluffy. Foliage dark green, Growth vigorous, self-branching, low-growing upright, free-flowering. And best grown as a greenhouse plant, because full sun and rain tend to spoil the blooms. Bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Alice Ashton. Double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pink, with pale pink tips, darker on the undersides. Completely reflexed against the tube. Corolla porcelain blue, with pink shading at the base of the petals. Foliage medium green, longish leaves. Growth trailer, lax bush, but free-flowering for its size, basket. A superb variety.IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Alice Hoffman. Semi-double. Tube rose-pink, smallish, Sepals rose, slightly upturned. Corolla white with rose veins, very compact. Foliage dark bronze green, small and slightly serrated. Growth upright, vigorous, bushy and very free-flowering. A good garden hardy. Bush or half standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Alice Travis. Semi-double. Tube and carmine cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine cerise, broad and completely reflexed. corolla deep lavender blue with reddish veining at the base of the petals. Foliage medium green, growth rather lax but can be grown upright, bushy and free flowering. Bush or basket. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Alison Ewert. Single. Tube neyron rose, small and medium thichness. sepal neyron rose, tipped green, small and pointed. Corolla mauve with a pink flush, fairly small, foliage dark green with rust coloured vein, growth upright bushy, self-branching and very free flowering, makes a good bush or half standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Alwin. Semi-double. Tube bright rose, short and thick, Sepal neyron rose, recurving. Corolla white with red veining, tightly fluted and of medium size. Foliage bright green. Growth very bushy and vigorous, short jointed, excellent pot plant, will make a very good standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Amelie Aubin. Single. Tube waxy-white, very long and of medium thickness. Sepals waxy-white, tipped green with a slight pink vein, Corolla rosy-cerise, blush white at base. Foliage light green and large. Growth very vigorous, free flowering lax bush or trailer. A must for any fuchsia collection. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Andrew Ryle. Single. Tube crimson, short and stubby. Sepals crimson with green tips, held well out from the Corolla and u turned at the tips. Corolla white with a crimson veining. Foliage dark blueish-green with purple veining, growth upright, self-branching, bushy and vigorous, very free-flowering, although the flowers are rather small.Very easy to grow. Bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Andromeda. Single. Tube Pale red, small, medium thickness. Sepals pale red, short, held well out from the Corolla. Corolla lilac with reddish veining. Small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy and free-flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Angela Leslie. Double. Tube pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pink, deeper pink underneath green tips, fully recurving over the tube. Rather broad. Corolla pink, splashed and veined deeper shade of pink. Growth upright and bushy, self branching and free-flowering. Strong growing. Foliage medium green, needs staking to support the weight of the blooms. Extremely beautiful fuchsia, best grown as a pot plant. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Angels Flight. Double. Tube long, white. Sepals pink, and slightly deeper colour at the base, curling right over against tube. Corolla white with pale pink veining. Foliage medium green. Growth trailer or lax bush, self-branching, and very vigorous. Grows best in cool conditions, will make a very nice basket. Needs staking if grown as a bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Anita. Double. Tube carmine, sepals carmine, Corolla violet splashed and flushed red with white veins, large blooms, foliage mid-green, growth very vigorous, upright, self-branching and free-flowering, will make a good bush or full standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Auntie Jinks. Single. Tube pinkish red. Sepals white, ageing to cerise. Corolla purple with white shading. Foliage mid-green, small. Blooms small, but very profuse. Growth, trailing habit, makes a beautiful basket. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Aurora Superba. Single. Tube pale apricot. Sepals pale apricot, drooping but go horizontal as flower matures. Corolla deep orange, peach. Flowers medium-size, free flowering. Foliage soft light green, tendency to curl. Not one of the easiest fuchsias to grow. Growth rather lax, very short jointed, prefers a warmer moist atmosphere. Leaf curl is mistaken for an iron or copper deficiency. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA.Autumnale. Single. Tube and sepal scarlet-rose, corolla purple medium sized blooms, can be late in flowering, but makes up for that with rich, copper-red, pink, yellow and salmon leaf colouring, growth lax stiff bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Baby Blue Eyes. Single. Tube and sepals red, Corolla dark lavender, small flowers but profuse. Growth upright, compact bush. This is an ideal fuchsia for market gardeners, as it does not mind dense planting, comes into flower very early in the season, and will flower until November undercover. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Ballet Girl. Double. Tube and sepals, bright cerise. Corolla white, veined cerise at base of sepals, reflexed sepals with a very full corolla, large and free. Growth upright, vigorous and bushy, usually grown as a bush, but will produce a good half or full standard. Can be disappointing to grow, resembles Swingtime but without the vigour. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Beacon. Single. Tube scarlet. Sepal scarlet. Corolla bright mauve-pink. Growth upright bushy with a self branching habit does very well as a garden hardy, flowers very early in the season and continuously. Can be trained to grow in baskets. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Beacon Rosa. Single. Tube scarlet, sepals rose red. Corolla rose pink with pale red veining. Very similar to Beacon, growth upright with medium to large blooms, self branching habit. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Belsay Beauty. Semi-double. Tube Rhodamine pink, short of medium thickness. Sepals Rhodamine pink underneath, whitish with rhodamine pink shading on top, short and fat. Corolla violet fading to cyclamen purple. Old blooms hold their colour well. Buds short and plump. Foliage mid to light green, smooth. Growth bushy, natural trailer. Best grown in full sun Corolla violet-blue blooms, of good substance and free flowering. Self branching, vigorous, makes a good pot plant. Growth lax bush or trailer. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blue Satin. Double. A short tube, long sepals, shining white, Corolla indigo-blue shading to white at base, giving it a satin sheen. Foliage light to medium green. Large flowering blooms, quite self branching, vigorous, makes a good pot plant. Growth lax bush or trailer. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blue waves. Double. Tube pale pink, sepals neyron-rose. Corolla deep campenella-violet with veins of blue. Medium to large blooms are free flowering and hold colour well. Growth upright and bushy, makes a good standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blush O, Dawn. Double. Tube and sepals white, green at tips. Corolla silver grey blooms very full, medium to large sized flowers. Self branching, vigorous, makes a good pot plant. Growth lax bush or trailer. The heavy large blooms make this a variety a sight to be seen. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bobby Shaftoe. Semi-double. Tube clear frosty-white, flushed palest pink and short. Sepals clear frosty-white, flushed palest pink and with lemon tips. Corolla clear frosty-white flushed palest pink with pink veins, flared and ruffled, blooms medium to large, profuse . Growth medium bush upright and self- branching. to develop the colours of the flower. IMAGE. 1000
FUCHSIA.Berliner Kind. Double. Tube scarlet-cerise, sepals cerise-scarlet, Corolla white, veined with pink at base. Foliage mid to light green. Small flowers but very free, growth low bush and small. Very prolific. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bicentennial. Double. Tube white, thin. Sepals Indian orange underneath, salmon orange on top. Corolla outside petals Indian orange, underside petals Indian magenta-orange. Growth will make either an upright bush or a basket, free flowering, grows well in full sunshine. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Billy Green. Triphylla type. Blooms long, pinkish salmon. very heavy bloomer. Foliage olive green. Growth upright, very vigorous, needs careful pinching. Will make a first class pot plant. A sell on sight fuchsia. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bishops Bells. Semi-double. Tube rose-red, sepals rose red with white veins, lighter colour on the underside, very long, with a hint of red at the tip, Corolla bishops-violet ageing to reddish purple, veined rose. Delightful fuchsia. Foliage dark green. Large blooms, growth upright bush very strong grower, free flowering. Extremely large fuchsia. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bittersweet. Double. Tube pale pink, Sepals pale pink and white, underside white. Corolla outer petals rose, with salmon to orange marbling, purple centre fades to rose. Foliage mid-green. Large blooms. Growth natural trailer or lax bush, free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blanche Regina. Double. Tube white, medium length and thickness. Sepals white, medium and reflexed, Crepe inside. Corolla amethyst-violet ageing to Rhodamine purple, petals flared and fluted, medium-size. Foliage spinach green, small and narrow. Growth self-branching, natural trailer, but with pinching will form a bush. Best grown in shade. Prolific flowering, vigorous grower. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bland's New Striped. Single. Tube cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals cerise recurving as flowers mature. Corolla purple with a red streak on each petal. Flowers medium-size, free-flowering. Foliage dark green, longish. Growth upright and bushy, self-branching, fairly vigorous. One of the best of the striped cultivars. Will make a good pot plant, bush or full standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blowick. Single tube and sepal Pinkish white. Corolla. mallow purple. Medium-size blooms very prolific, full stronger upright and bushy plants. Self branching, vigorous, makes a good pot plant. Will make tall standard or half standard in first season. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blue Butterfly. Semi-double. The tube and sepals white. Corolla deep violet-blue, splashed with white. Blooms medium to large opening wider as flower gets older, turning a more pastoral shade of blue, foliage small, dark green, growth natural trailer. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blue Eyes. Double. Tube and sepals pale pink, Corolla bright blue. Flowers large and free. Growth lax bush will trial very well with the weight of the heavy blooms. Very free flowering. Pinch well over the season. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blue Gown. Double. Tube scarlet. Sepals scarlet. Corolla blue, changing to purple, splashed carmine pink. Foliage medium green, slightly serrated. Growth upright, largish blooms, free-flowering. Vigorous growth which will need staking due to the weight of the blooms. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Blue Pearl. Double. Tube and sepals pink very heavy, broad and arching tipped green. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bon Accorde. Single. Tube and sepals white. Corolla pale purple with white flush, growth bushy stiff and bright, flowers are held erect instead of hanging down in the usual fashion. Makes a good plant for use as a standard, needs careful pinching to make a nice shaped bush, very free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bon Bon. Double. Tube greenish-white, long and thin turned up at the ends. Sepal short and broad, pale pink, deep pink underneath. Corolla very pale pink, medium sized, very vigorous and a prolific Bloomer. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Border Queen. Single. Tube and sepals medium pink tipped pea-green with darker rose veining, flares outwards as the bloom matures. Corolla amethyst violet, flushed pale pink fading to white at base, darker pink veins and bell-shaped. Growth self-branching vigorous, free flowering upright bush or standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bouffant. Single. Tube and sepals red, long and narrow, slightly turned up at tips. Corolla white with red veins, petals tightly rolled. Growth natural trailer, will make an excellent basket. Self-branching and very free flowering, a very easy fuchsia to grow. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bountiful. Double. Tube white, sepal pale pink, deeper pink on the underside, green tips upturned. Corolla milky white with pink veining at the base of the petals. Growth vigorous, very free flowering and will make a good bush if pinched well, a very easy variety to grow. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bow Bells. Single. Tube white, short and thick, sepals white, reflexed, green tips. Corolla magenta, white at base. Growth upright, self branching, makes a good spreading bush. Very early to flower, extremely large blooms, very prolific. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Bridesmaid. Double. Tube and sepals white with a light Carmine flush, phlox pink on the underside and recurving. Corolla pale lilac Orchid, deepening towards the edges of the petals. Growth upright, and bushy. Medium to large blooms, very free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA British Sterling. Semi-double. Tube short, white, sepals white on top, rosy pink on underside, greenish white tips, short, broad and reflexed to the tube. Corolla a lavender with a faint rose cast, pained pink, small with a slight flare. Growth upright and bushy. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Brutus. Single. Short tube and recurving, sepals which are cerise, corolla dark purple, ageing to reddish-purple. Medium sized flowers, very profuse and early bloomer. Growth upright, vigorous and bushy. Can throw semi-double flowers, very hardy, easy to grow and very free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Buttercup. Single. Tube short, soft rose-pink. Sepals soft rose, orange shading underneath, held horizontal. corolla bright orange. Medium-size blooms which show best in the shade. Upright, bushy growth. Free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Caesar. Double. Tube red. Sepals red. Corolla, purple fading to Burgundy. The petals curl up, making the blooms rose shaped. Growth upright and will make a good bush but require staking to support the weight of the blooms. Will make a very nice basket. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Caledonia. Single. Very long cerise tube, sepals cerise, do not reflex, Corolla crimson, almost a self. Flowers of medium-size and very free. Growth upright and very bushy, makes a height of two feet, very hardy. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Callaly Pink. Single. Tube white, flushed pink. Sepals white, up turned. Corolla pale pink with pink veining, growth upright, will make a good bush plant if pinched regularly, extremely free flowering, ideal for patio planters. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Cara Mia. Semi-double. Greenish white, thin. Sepals pale pink with green tips, long and reflexed. Corolla deep crimson. Growth cascading, free flowering and very vigorous. Medium sized blooms, flowers the entire length of branch. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Cardinal Farges. Semi-double. Tube short, medium thickness. Sepals pale cerise. Corolla white, lightly, veined cerise. Growth upright, self branching and vigorous. It makes a good patio plant, or potted into a six-and-a-half inch pot. Very hardy, and free-flowing. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Carl Wallace. Double. Tube and sepals, light red fading to pink on edges, flared back. Corolla mauve with, streaks of dark pink and lavender at base, very fluffy in appearance. Growth lax bush, will do well in baskets, large and fully double flowers, free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Carmel Blue. Single. Tube white, long and thin. Sepal blight, pink tinged and reflexed. Corolla Blue, ageing to purplish blue. Growth upright, vigorous, self branching. Prolific Bloomer. One of the finest blue and white fuchsias, very easy to grow. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Caroline. Single. Tube pink. Sepals pale pink with green tips, deeper pink undersides. Corolla pale lavender shading to pale pink at the base. Growth vigorous upright, makes a good bush. Extremely free Flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Cascade. Single. Tube white, flushed carmine, medium, thin. Sepals long, slim white flushed Carmine, down-pointing. Corolla rose Bengal. Growth cascading. Self-branching makes a superb basket. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Celadore. Double. Tube and sepals candy pink flushed to deeper pink. Corolla deep pink splashed and flushed with deeper pink with candy veins, growth natural trailer, very free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Celia Smedley. Single. Tube and sepals neyron rose, upturned. Corolla vivid current red. Growth upright, and self branching and very vigorous. Needs careful pinching to form a good bush, ideal fuchsia to make full standard. Unusual colouring in Corolla which makes this a most outstanding fuchsia. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Chang. Single. Tube orange red. Sepals orange red, green tipped. Corolla brilliant orange. Growth very vigorous, upright. Will not grow to any recognisable shape unless pinched carefully from a small plant stage, can be grown as a full standard or half standard. Flowers better out of doors. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Checkerboard. Single. Long tube red, sepals slightly recurved, start red and changes abruptly to white. Corona red but deeper than tube, white at base. Medium-size flowers. Growth upright and vigorous, very easy to grow, very free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Cheers. Double. Tube of light coral pink, medium length, sepals broad, sharply pointed, Coral pink streaked along at the centre, Corolla orange red mixed with rose red quite short but very full, growth vigorous upright and bushy, but will trail because of the weight of the blooms. Very free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Chilton Beauty. Single. Tube and sepals, pale rose-pink, tipped green, Corolla mauvish-violet slightly veined pink. Small flowers. Growth upright and bushy, very free flowering, can be grown as a hedging fuchsia, growing to three feet high, very hardy. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA China Doll. Double. Tube cerise with dark stripes, medium length and thickness. Sepals cerise, slightly upturned. Corolla white, heavily veined and blotched red. Growth lax bush, best grown as a trailer. Quite free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA China Lantern. Single. Tube deep pink and shiny, sepals white, tipped green. Corolla rosy-pink, white at base. Medium-size flowers, growth upright but spreading, free flowering, can be rather vigorous. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Circe. Semi-doubled. Tube and sepals, pale pink, Corolla light blue petals that fade to pale lavender, very large flowers, very profuse. Grow is upright and self branching. Corolla petals opening and spreading almost flat. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Citation. Single. Tube light rose pink, sepals upturned of same colour, Corolla white, veined light pink at base. Large flowers with four petals flaring to a saucer-shape, wide open and very free, beautifully shaped blooms. Growth upright and bushy. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Claire de Lune. Single. Tube and sepals salmon, fading to salmon-orange. Corolla deep Crystal orange, growth upright, very vigorous, free flowering, a very old fuchsia. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Cliffs Unique. Double. Tube light pink, short and thick. Sepals waxy white, with a pink flush and green tips. Broad and reflexing. Corolla gentian blue muturing to pale violet-pink. A very attractive, medium-sized bloom. Growth upright, bushy, self branching and free flowering bush . IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Cloth of Gold. Single. Tube red. Sepals red. Corolla purple. Golden yellow foliage ageing to green, with slight bronze flush. Growth upright and bushy, not a very tall growing plant. Can be late flowering, and not very prolific. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Cloverdale Pearl. Single. Tube white, medium length and thickness. Sepals deep pink shading to white, green tips, held well out and curving back towards the tube. Corolla white, pink veins. Growth upright self branching bush, easy to grow and shape. Free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Coachman. Single. Tube salmon-pink. Sepals salmon pink, slightly below horizontal. Corolla orange vermilion. Growth self-branching medium lax bush, this fuchsia makes an extremely good basket. Very free flowering and easy to grow. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Collingwood. Double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepal pale pink, slightly upturned. Corolla pure white, full. Growth self branching, bushy upright. Large blooms. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Comet. Single. Tube red. Sepals large, bright red, reflexed. Corolla violet-blue, bell-shaped when they first open, then opening up to become almost horizontal, very large blooms. Vigorous upright, self-branching bush, flowers early and continues throughout the summer. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Constance. Double. Tube and sepals, soft pink, Corolla bluish mauve, tinted pink. Medium-size blooms, very free, growth upright, bushy, very easy to grow. Hardy. IMAGE. 1000
FUCHSIA Coquet Bell. Single to semi-double. Short tube and sepals, rose-madder, slightly tipped green. Corolla pale mauve flushed rose-mauve at base, with distinctive red veins, bell-shaped with slightly wavy edge. Medium sized blooms, very free flowering, and of intense colouring. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Coquet Dale. Double. Tube pinkish white and short. Sepals neyron rose and broad, held well up. Corolla lilac with a few petals, slightly flared. Growth vigorous, self-branching upright and bushy. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Coralina. Single. Tube blue sepal, non-reflexed, scarlet, with purple, pink at base. Medium sized blooms and very free, darkish green foliage with bronze tint. Growth lax spreading bush. Very vigorous, suitable for Hedges, height up to three feet. Very hardy.IMAGE. 1000
FUCHSIA Cotton Candy. Single. Tube and sepals white, Corolla pale pink. Medium sized blooms and free flowering. Growth upright and bushy. A very beautiful, easy to grow and shape. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Countess of Aberdeen. Single. Tube creamy-white, short. Sepals white, up turning slightly. Corolla white, small. Growth upright, bush and self branching. Best grown in shade otherwise the flowers take on a pink tint. Not the easiest fuchsia to grow. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Court Jester. Double. Short tube rosy-red, sepals creped rosy -red. Corolla purple, pink-Coral petals over lay the satin sheen centre, giving an effect of a jester's costume. Large blooms almost continuous, free flowering. Growth upright and bushy, very easy fuchsia to grow. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Crinoline. Double. Tube and sepals, Rosy-white, tipped with green, Corolla clear and pale rose. Growth upright, foliage medium green. Can be difficult to grow. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Crystal Stars. Semi--double. Tube short, thick, greenish white, flushed red. Sepals white, reflexed. Corolla white. A growth self-branching, upright and bushy. Will make a good full standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Curtain Call. Double. Tube pale carmine to white. Sepals pale carmine to white, flushed pink on the underside, reflexing. Corolla Rosie cerise, white at the base of the petals, serrated. Growth trailer, very lax, but will making a bush or upright plant if staked. Very free-flowering, producing four blooms for every pair of leaves, instead of the normal two. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Dainty Lady. Semi-Double. Tube cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals cerise, recurving completely against tube. Corolla white, veined cerise. Growers upright, self branching, bush. Will make a good summer bedding plant. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Daisy Bell. Single. Tube long, with an orange cast, shading to green at base. Sepals pale orange, shading to apple green at tips. Corolla for vermilion, shading to orange at base of the petals. Growth natural trailer which makes a good basket, develops its best colour in full sun. Vigorous self branching and very free flowering fuchsia. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Dancing Fame. Double. Tube and sepals deep and flaring orange with pale pink veining. Corolla orange with shades of deeper pink and apricot. Growth lax bush, will trail well because of the weight of the blooms. Very free flowering considering the flower size. Easy to grow. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Danny Boy. Double the. Tube pale reddish. Sepals pale reddish. foliage medium green, largish. Growth upright, self-branching, bushy, but requires staking and hard pinching to keep upright due to the weight of the blooms . IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Dark Eyes. Double. Tube deep red. A sepals deep red, slightly up turned. Corolla deeper violet blue. Growth upright, free-flowing, bushy. Medium to large sized flowers well. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA David Alston. Double. Tube and sepals crimson, Corolla white, veined and flushed carmine. Large blooms very full and free. Needs support. Growth upright and bushy. Will make standard in first-season. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA David Perry. Single. Tube crimson, short and medium thick this. Sepals crimson, held horizontal. Corolla magenta, veined, crimson, pink at the base of the petals, deep magenta on the edges. Small and bell-shaped. Growth upright, bushy, self branching and vigorous. Very free flowering bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Dipton Dainty. Semi-Double .Tube deep pink short medium thickness. Sepals deep pink medium-size, curving slightly upwards. Corolla wisteria blue with lighter shading, petals flecked and striped phlox room pink. Growth upright, self-branching and bushy, free-flowing. Bush or standard. Best colour in shaded conditions. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Display. Single. Tube pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals deeper rose pink, arching upwards. Corolla deep cerise pink, opening bell-shaped. Growth upright, bushy, self-branching, free-flowering. An excellent, easy to grow fuchsia. Makes a good bush or standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Dollar Princess. Double. Tube cerise, small, medium, thickness. Sepals cerise, quite broad, reflexing almost to the tube. Corolla purple, cerise at the base of the petals, small. Growth upright, self-branching, bushy, vigorous and very free-flowering. Easy to grow, very early to bloom. Make good garden bush. Hardy. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Drame. Semi-Double. Tube scarlet, medium thickness. Sepals scarlet, broad, held horizontally and turning up at the tips. Corolla purplish red, red at the base of the petals, medium sized. Growth upright, self-branching, bushy, vigorous and free flowering bush, a very good garden Hardy. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Dutch Mill. Single. Tube rose pink, medium Length thickness. Sepals rose pink, long, twisting and reflexing towards the tube. Corolla pale violet purple, pale violet at the base of the petals and with a rose veining. Growth upright, bushy, self branching vigorous and very free flowering. A medium to large sized bloom, medium sized bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Edith Emery. Semi-double. Short and thick waxy-white tube, sepals white, are reflexed with crepe reverse. Corolla amethyst-violet, fading to deep purple, short neat flowers, profuse flowering and of medium-size. Growth upright, bushy, self-branching and short jointed. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Ed Lagarde. double. Tube white, short and of medium thickness. Sepals white, broad and held immediately over the Corolla. Corolla very deep purplish blue shade, very full and frilly large blooms. Growth natural trailer, bushy and free-flowering. A most beautiful fuchsia, very well worth growing. Basket. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA El Camino. Double. Tube rose red, thin and of medium length. Sepals rose red, broad and completely reflexed over the tube. Corolla pure white, flushed and veined rose red, full but loose petalled, medium size. Growth upright, self-branching, bushy, free-flowering. And easy to grow. Upright bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA El Cid. Single. Tube and sepals, deeper red, Corolla Burgundy-red. Compact well-shaped blooms, very profuse and of a medium-size. Growth upright and bushy, hardy. Extremely free flowering. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Eleanor Leytham. Single. Tube pinkish white and, short and of medium thickness. Sepals pinkish white, short and broad. Corolla pink, with deeper pink on the ages of the petals. Growth upright, bushy, free-flowering, very small blooms. Not a very easy fuchsia to grow, but very attractive. Bush or half standard. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Estelle Marie. Single. Tube greenish-white, short and thick. Sepals white with green tips, completely recurving. Corolla pale violet purple, darkening on maturity, with white at the base of the petals. Growth upright, self-branching, vigorous, bushy and free flowering. Blooms are held upright, out from the foliage, an excellent variety to grow. Bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Eva Boerg. semi--double. Tube greenish white, short and thick. Sepals white with pink flush on top and with green tips, pink crepe affect on the underside, broad and reflexed. Corolla pinkish purple, splashed pink, with paler colour at the base of the petals. Fairly loose petals. Growth upright, tending to be rather lax, self-branching, bushy, vigorous and free flowering. Very easy to grow. Bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Evensong. Single. Tube pink, medium Length and thickness. Sepals white with green tips, longer, broad and completely reflexed against tube. Corolla white, loose spell-shaped. Growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self-branching and free flowering, bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Falling Stars. Single. Tube pale pink, a longish, thick. Sepals deep reddish pink on top, pale pink on the underside. Medium and, held downwards from the horizontal. Corolla dark orange red, very compact and neat. Growth upright, tends to be rather lax, bushy if pinched at an early stage, ideal bush for summer bedding. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Fiona. Single. White, long and thin. Sepals white tipped green, long narrow and completely recurving to the tube, twisting slightly. Corolla attractive blue, Paling to light reddish-purple with age, white flushed at base. Flowers are long and free, growth lax upright, need support, due to whippy growth. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA First Kiss. Semi-double. Tube creamy-white, medium length and thickness. Sepals creamy-white, becoming reddish if grown in fall sunshine. Corolla pale rose pink, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, medium-sized leaves. Growth self-branching bushy, vigorous, free flowering. A very attractive flowering bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Flirtation Waltz. Double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pale pink on top, dark pink on it underside, long and reflexed back to the tube. Corolla pale pinkish mauve, rather loose, darker edge to the petals. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self branching and free flowering. Bush. IMAGE. 1000

FUCHSIA Flying Cloud. Double. Tube white, short and of medium thickness. Sepals white with green tips, pink on the underside, completely reflexed over the tube. Corolla white, with splashes of pink at the base of the petals, has very loose petals. Foliage medium dark green, growth upright, bushy the vigorous and tending to be rather lax, grows better in shade.

FUCHSIA Flying Scotsman. Double. Tubes short, thick and reddened. Sepals recurved and pink. Petals have white streaks on a rosy red background. Growth strong, bushy and upright. Makes a good standard or bush. Foliage medium green.

FUCHSIA Forget me not. Single. Tube pale pink, long and thin. Sepals pale pink, long, narrow, and complete recurved. Corolla pale blue, turing to pale mauve, small and compact. Foliage pale green, growth upright, self branching very vigorous and bushy. Free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Forward Look. Single. Tube pink, short and thick. Sepals pink with green tips, broad, short turned almost up to the tube. Corolla violet-blue, small to medium sized. Foliage medium green, growth upright bushy, vigorous self-branching and free flowering with blooms held at right angles to the foliage, free flowering bush.

FUCHSIA Fort Bragg. Double. Tube pink, short and thick. Sepals pink, broad and upturned. Corolla powder lavender with rose-pink veins, rather an untidy, loose petalled flower. Foliage medium green, growth vigorous, bushy, rather lax growing, self branching, free flowering bush.

FUCHSIA Garden News. Double. Tube pink, short and thick. Sepals pink on top, frosty rose pink on the underside, broad and short, arching from the base of the Corolla. Corolla shades of magenta rose, shading to rose pink at the base of the petals. Foliage light green. Growth self-branching, tallr growing, vigorous and upright. A very early-flowering hardy bush.

FUCHSIA Gartenmeister Bonstedt. Triphylla. Tube long, thin, brick-red, slightly bulging. Sepals brick-red, small. Corolla brick-red, short. Foliage dark bronzy reddish green on the upper surface reddish purple on the undersides, medium to large sized leaves. Growth upright, vigorous but not self branching, very free flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Gay Fandango. Double. Tube carmine pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine pink on top, slightly deeper colouring on the underside, longed and arching upwards. Corolla Rosie claret, lighter at the base of the petals, medium to large sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth lax upright, a very vigorous, free flowering. Bush or standard.

FUCHSIA General Monk. Double. Tube cerise, short, and of medium thickness. Sepals cerise, short, broad and completely reflexed. Corolla of bluish-purple, maturing to reddish purple, veined pink, with white shading at the base of the petals. Small to medium-sized blooms, free and and. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self branching and free flowering a very easy fuchsia to grow. Bush

FUCHSIA Genii. Single. Tube cerise, thin and, medium length. Sepals cerise, small and narrow, curving upwards. Corolla very dark purple on opening, muturing to a reddish purple, compact, small blooms. Foliage pale to medium yellowish green. Smallish leaves, growth upright, bushy, and vigorous, self branching and very free flowering. Bush or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Golden Marinka. Single. Tube dark red, medium thickness. off the Sepals deep red, shorter and broad, held right over the Corolla. Corolla slightly if deeper red, compact medium-sized blooms. Foliage variegated green and yellow with red veins, medium-sized leaves. Growth trailing will make it a superb basket. Can be susceptible to botrytis in the winter Months.

FUCHSIA Golden Swingtime. Double. Tube and sepals waxy-red, Corolla white veined red. Large flowers very free. Identical to parent Swingtime, but with golden foliage.

FUCHSIA Golondrina. Single. Tube pale reddish pink, and long, medium thickness. Sepals bright red, long, narrow and twisting slightly. Corolla dark magenta with scarlet veins and crimson blotches, paler at the base of the petals. Medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth vigorous, free flowering trailer, ideal for basket, bush or summer bedding.

FUCHSIA Grasmere. Single. Tube coral red, long and thin, triphylla type. Sepals Coral red with green tips, longish and spreading. Corolla deep coral pink, compact. Foliage deep green, growth natural trailer, self branching, bushy and very free flowering in clusters, very vigorous. Bush, standard or basket.

FUCHSIA Gruss aus dem Bodethal. Single. Tube crimson, short and thick. Sepals crimson, short, horizontal. Corolla darkest purple, almost black on opening small to medium sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, free flowering and very easy to grow. Bush or a summer bedder.

FUCHSIA Gypsy Girl. Double. Short tube cherry-red with sepals of the same colour, sepals held well out which curve over. Corolla pale phlox-purple, petals heavily veined rose-bengal at base. Medium sized blooms and quite free flowering. Growth compact bush.

FUCHSIA Hampshire Blue. Single. Tube white flush and veined pink, sepals blush pink veins with light mauve. Corolla blush mauve with shades of sky blue and pink. The flowers are extremely profuse and are born on straight stems, this fuchsia is extremely easy to grow, will make a full standard in first year.

FUCHSIA Hampshire Treasure. Double. The tube and sepals are a pale salmon orange. The Corolla is a multi-coloured with shades of magenta, red, orange and salmon orange. The flowers are very freely produced over a longer period. Very good for summer bedding. The growth is horizontal, bushy, will produce a good basket with hard pinching.

FUCHSIA Happy Fellow. Single. Tube pale salmon pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pale salmon on top, deeper on the underside, green tips. Broad and reflexed over the tube. Corolla dark orange, pale at the base, very compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage pale yellow to medium green, growth upright, and bushy, vigorous, self-branching and free flowering. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Happy Wedding Day. Double. The tube and sepals are white flushed pink, sepals re-curving back to tube. Corolla white, very fluffy with powder pink flushes. Will turn light pink in full sun, very free flowering for the size of bloom. Lax bush, will make a good standard with some work.

FUCHSIA Harry Gray. Double. Rose-pink streaked tube fairly short, slightly re-curved sepals white, shading to rose pink at the base, tipped green. Corolla white, shading to rose-pink at the base changing to a very pale pink with maturity. Small to medium sized blooms very free but compact like a small powder puff, very free flowering. Growth self-branching trailer or lax upright bush, will make a dense basket.

FUCHSIA Hawkshead. Single. Tube white, short and of medium thickness, slight greenish tinge. Sepals white, flush green, broad and pointed. Corolla pure white, barrel-shaped. Foliage deep green. Growth upright, vigorous, self-branching and bushy. Makes a very good full standard.

FUCHSIA Heidi Ann. Double. Tube crimson, short and thick. Sepals crimson cerise, short broad and reflexed. Corolla bright lilac purple, veined cerise paler at the base of the petal. Very full and fluffy. Small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage dark green. Growth upright, bushy, self-branching and vigorous, very free flowering, makes a good bush or full standard

FUCHSIA Heidi Weiss. Double. Tube and sepals, crimson-cerise, Corolla white, veined scarlet. Growth and habit exactly the same as Heidi Ann. This fuchsia excels as a specimen bush, with very little pinching or pruning needed. Ideal as a first-time growers plant, will make a very good bedding plant .

FUCHSIA Herald. Single. Tube scarlet, medium length, sepals scarlet, short and up turned. Corolla deep bluish-purple with cerise veining, changing to reddish purple on maturity, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green with crimson veining, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and vigorous. A very easy fuchsia to grow. Makes a good half standard in a bedding scheme.

FUCHSIA Heron. Single. Tube deep cerise, short and of medium thickness. Sepals cerise, broad, slightly curled at the edges, and held horizontally over the. Corolla violet-magenta, slightly veined cerise in the centre of the petals, foliage medium green. Growth vigorous, upright, self-branching and very free-flowering. Bush or full standard

FUCHSIA Hi-Jinks. Double. Tube white, longer and of medium thickness. Sepals -white on top, pink on the undersides, green-tipped. Corolla rosy red flashed purple with white streaks, very full and fluffy, medium sized blooms. Foliage medium green. Growth natural trailer, bushy, self-branching, free flowering. Basket.

FUCHSIA Hobson's choice. Double. Tube and sepals pink, Corolla lighter shade of pink, with noir delicate tints and shades of salmon pink. Medium to large sized blooms, extremely free flowering. Foliage medium green, growth upright and bushy, can be slightly vigorous so hard pinching might be necessary.

FUCHSIA Howlet's Hardy. Single. Tube scarlet, thin, medium length. Sepals scarlet, long and narrow. Corolla bright violet purple with scarlet veining, and paler at the base of the petals. Foliage medium green. Growth upright vigorous, bushy, and free-flowering. A very easy to grow bush or garden hardy fuchsia.

FUCHSIA Hula Girl. Double. Tube deep rose pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals deeper rose pink, broad and reflexed will fly slightly. Corolla white, shaded pink at base. Flowers are large. Blooms are very full and very heavy. Foliage medium green with red veining, growth natural trailer, bushy and very free flowering. Ideal basket plant.

FUCHSIA Iced Champagne. Single.Tube pale pink, thin, medium length. Sepals pink with green tips, broad and reflexed. Corolla pale pink with darker veins, medium-sized blooms with loose petals. Foliage medium green with red veins, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and vigorous. Very free flowering, a good fuchsia varieties for the beginner. Bush.

FUCHSIA Igloo Maid. Double. Tube white, long, medium thickness. Sepals white with green tips, short, broad and held on top of the Corolla, slightly up turned at the tips. Corolla white, faintly tinged pink, small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage yellowish green, growth upright and bushy, self-branching, free-flowering. A very nice fuchsia.

FUCHSIA Impudence. Single. Tube carmine red, short, of medium thickness. Sepals Carmine red, broad curling upwards to the tube. Corolla white with carmine veining, petals spread out horizontally. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, very free flowering. This is an unusual flower but is very easy to grow, requires pinching because it is not very self-branching. Bush.

FUCHSIA Indian Maid. Double. Tube scarlet, of medium thickness. Sepals scarlet, very bright, and long, narrow and recurving. Corolla deep wine purple, very full, slightly loose petals, medium to large blooms. Foliage dark green, growth lax bush, and free flowering. This variety can be trained to make a fall weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Isle of Mull. Single.Tube light magenta with darker veins, sepals baby-pink, veined flesh-pink. Corolla rose-magenta, splashed metallic-pink. Medium-sized flowers, very prolific and has the shape of a flying saucer. Growth upright and bushy, short-jointed and self-branching. Quite an unusual fuchsia to grow.

FUCHSIA Jack Shahan. Single. Tube and sepals, pale rose-bengal, long and have a medium thickness. Sepals are slightly curled upwards. Corolla rose pink, and very compact, medium-sized blooms, foliage medium green, growth natural trailer, self-branching, vigorous, bushy and a very free-flowering. Flowers tend to be on the end of the branches, makes a very good basket, and very early to flower.

FUCHSIA Jamboree. Double. Tube pinkish white, thick, medium length. Sepals salmon-pink on top, deeper pink on the undersides. Corolla shades of Carmine and salmon pink, medium-size, rather compact bloom. Foliage darkish green, growth upright, and bushy, free-flowering. An ideal bush for summer bedding.

FUCHSIA Joan Heard. Double. Tube white, flushed pink, short, medium thickness. Sepals white, flushed pink on top, deeper pink on the undersides, green tips. Corolla pale pink, full, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, free-flowering. A very exquisite flower, but unfortunately suffers from botrytis if over the water.

FUCHSIA Joan Pacey. Single. Tube white, tinged pink, long, medium thickness. Sepals pink on top, dark pink on the undersides, green tips, long, narrow and twisting upwards slightly. Corolla phlox pink, long, fairly compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage light to medium green, growth upright and bushy, makes a fine specimen plant.

FUCHSIA Joe Kusber. Double. Tube light, short and medium thick. Sepals quite, longer, with pink tips. Corolla blue-purple with pink variegation on the petals. Very full and fluffy, large attractive blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, a free-flowering. Makes a full standard.

FUCHSIA Joy Patmore. Single. Tube white, short and thick. Sepals white with green tips, narrow and curling upwards. Corolla so a pinkish cerise and, white at the base and a of the petals and a rather darker at the ages, blooms open to a bell-shape. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free-flowering. A very easy fuchsia to grow and train. Bush.

FUCHSIA Julie Horton. Semi-double. Pink tube, long pink sepals, tipped green, corolla pink with wide overlapping petals. Large to medium flowers, free and longer-lasting. Foliage dark green, growth trailer, free-flowering, vigorous and makes an ideal basket, a real beauty which seems to be missed by a lot of growers.

FUCHSIA June Revel. Single. Tube pink thin and short. Sepals deep rose, long and narrow. Corolla mauve, pink at the base and veined crimson. The petals have Picotee edges of purple, and are overlapping. Foliage yellowish green. Growth upright, bushy and free-flowering. Will take full sun, best grown as a bush or half standard.

FUCHSIA Kegworth Beauty. Single. Tube white, long, medium thickness. Sepals white, short and waxy, held over the Corolla. Corolla amethyst rose, paler at the base of the petals, small blooms. Foliage medium green, growth bushy, upright, and close-jointed, free-flowering. Bush. Flowers for an extremely long period.

FUCHSIA Kegworth Carnival. Double. Tube white, medium length and thickness. Sepals white, longish and narrow. Corolla tyrian purple passing to rose-Bengal, small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth lax upright, finely flowering, vigorous. Bush if staked, makes an extremely attractive basket.

FUCHSIA King's Ransome. Double. Tube white, medium length and thickness. Sepals medium length, white, turning up over the tube. Corolla bright violet purple, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, and free-flowering. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Koralle. triphylla type. Tube long, medium thickness, salmon-orange. Sepals short, salmon-orange. Corolla of the same colour, small. Total length of bloom is 3 inches. Foliage deep sage green with veins of apple leaf green, and an overall velvety sheen. Growth upright, vigorous, very free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Kwintet. Single. Tube dark rose-pink, longer and of medium thickness. Sepals short, dark rose, medium length and held horizontal. Corolla rose red, medium-sized and slightly bell-shaped. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, very vigorous and free-flowering. Early-blooming and very easy to grow. Bush.

FUCHSIA L'arlesienne. Semi-double. Tube pale pink, medium Length thickness. Sepal pale pink with green tips, long, narrow and curling upwards to the tube. Corolla white, veined palest pink, opening well out as it matures, medium-size bloom. Foliage light to medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering a very attractive flower.

FUCHSIA La Campanella. Semi-Double. Tube light, faintly tinged pink, short and thick. Sepals all-white on top, slightly flushed pink on the underside, shortish and one broad, held level with slight upturning at the tips to start with, then re-flexing. Corolla imperial purple with some cerise veining, ageing to lavender. A small to medium-sized bloom, foliage medium green, growth lax, bushy, very vigorous, and exceptionally free-flowering. Basket.

FUCHSIA La Fiesta. Double. Tube white, short and thick. Sepals white with green tips, broad, horizontal and turning up at the tips. Corolla reddish purple with white splashes and cerise-carmine, medium-sized blooms with flaring petals. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, self-branching, vigorous, free flowering. Half-basket.

FUCHSIA La Neige. Double. Tube purplish red, short and thick. Sepals reddish violet, long and broad, pointed tips, reflexed. Corolla white with very little veining, full, petals short and folded. Foliage medium green, growth upright, and vigorous, free-flowering, and described as one of the finest red and whites. Bush.

FUCHSIA Lace Petticoats. Double. Tube white short, medium thickness. Sepals white with green tips, short and broad, up turning to cover the tube. Corolla pure white, very full and fluffy, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium to darkish green, growth upright, rather lax, bushy and free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Lady Isobel Barnett. Single. Tube rose red, thickish, medium length. Sepals are rose red, held straight out. Corolla rose purple with imperial purple edges to the petals. Foliage light to medium green, growth very vigorous, upright, bushy and exceptionally free-flowering. Blooms held well out from the foliage. This variety makes exceptional amounts of pollen which tend to discolour the leaves. Bush.

FUCHSIA Lady Kathleen Spencer. Single. Tube medium length, whitish to pale pink. Sepals are whitish rose on top, amethyst rose underneath. Long thin and standing out well. Corolla delicate lavender shades, fading to beetroot purple. Foliage large, medium and green. Growth bushy, medium upright, but can be trained as a basket plant if waited. Grows best in the shade, and requires pinching to get it into a good shape. Suffers from botrytis in the winter months.

FUCHSIA Lady Thumb. Semi-double. Tube carmine, short and thin. Sepals carmine pink, short, narrow, held below a the horizontal. Corolla white with pink veins, small and compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, exceptionally free-flowering. Excellent garden plant. Bush or half standard. Very hardy.

FUCHSIA Lambada. Single. Tube and sepals pink veined cerise on the top and salmon orange underneath. Corolla purple with pink and salmon veins, short and very compact, looks very much like La Campanela. Foliage medium to dark green, growth upright and bushy can be grown as a basket plant with a slight amount of work.

FUCHSIA Le Berger. Semi-double. Tube creamy-white, short, medium thickness. Sepals white, short, pointed. Corolla white, a very faint pink tinge to the petals, small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, and lax, bushy, free flowering. Best grown in the shade or semi- shade. Basket, or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Lena. Semi-double. Tube pale flesh pink, short, medium thickness, sepals pale flesh pink on top, darker on the undersides, green tips. Broad and upturned. Corolla purple, pale at the base of the petals, medium-sized blooms, foliage light to medium green, growth lax bush, vigorous, self-branching, very free-following and bushy. A very easy plant to grow.

FUCHSIA Lena Dalton. Double. Tube pale pink, short medium thickness. Sepals pale pink, broad and reflexed. Corolla lavender blue maturing rosy-mauve shade, very compact, small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage dark and green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free-flowering. A very good garden variety, bush or half standard.

FUCHSIA Leonora. Single. Tube pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals in pink, long and narrow, recurving. Green tips. Corolla pink, bell-shaped, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy self-branching and free flowering. Will respond to dense planting. Bush or full standard meanwhile.

FUCHSIA Leverhulme.Triphylla, Type. Longish tube. Rosie-cerise self. Short drooping sepals, flowers shorter than the usual triphylla hybrid, very free, but reacts quickly to any change of atmosphere by losing its buds and flowers, normal crisper green foliage growth upright.

FUCHSIA Liebries. Single. Tube pale cerise-pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals cerise pink, recurving. Corolla pink with deeper pink veining, Small and fairly compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and very free flowering. Makes a strong bush or half standard.

FUCHSIA Lilac Lustre. Double. Tube rose red, short, medium thickness. Sepals rose red, broad, upturned. Corolla powder blue to lilac, very compact, broad pleated petals. Medium-sized blooms. Foliage bright green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self-branching and free- flowering. A very beautiful fuchsia, ideal for summer bedding.

FUCHSIA Lilac Princess. Single. Tube greenish white, short and thick. Sepals short, greenish white on the outside an pale pink on the underside, held well out from the Corolla. Corolla deep lilac, shading to pink at the base of the petals. Foliage dark green. Growth self-branching upright which will make a good bush. Prefers full sun for best colour.

FUCHSIA Lindisfarne. Semi--double. Tube very pale shell pink, short and of medium thickness. Sepals pale pink, tinged with crimson at the base, crepe underside, and with green tips, short and broad. Corolla dark violet, a deeper purple shades at the edges of the petals, flushed crimson at the base. Small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth vigorous, and bushy, self-branching and very free flowering upright, bush or have standard

FUCHSIA Loeky. Single. A short thick tube rose-red, broad up turned sepals rosy-red hiding tube. Corolla lavender ageing to rose-pink on maturity. Medium sized flowers. Foliage light green, growth upright and very bushy, recommended to all fuchsia growers.

FUCHSIA Louise Emershaw. Double. Tube white, long, medium thickness. Sepals white on top and green tips, pale pink on the undersides, longer, narrow and flaring outwards and upwards. Corolla Jasper red, ageing to pale cerise red with tinges of pink at the base of the petals. Medium to large blooms. Foliage medium green, growth natural trailer, vigorous, free-flowering. Half-basket.

FUCHSIA Loveliness. Single. Tube waxy white, thick, medium length. Sepals waxy white, medium length, recurved. Corolla rosy cerise, compact, medium-sized blooms, foliage light to medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, and free-flowering. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Lye's Unique. Single. Tube waxy white, long, medium thickness. Sepals are waxy white, narrow, held well out. Corolla salmon-orange, compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage dull green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branch and free flowering. Very popular bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Machu Picchu. Single. Orange self-coloured flowers needs a lot of stopping and will flower even in the autumn and winter. Will stand full sun. Growth lax trailer. Very similar to coachman, which is a much easier fuchsia to grow.

FUCHSIA Madame Cornelissen. Semi-double. Tube crimson, short, medium thickness. Sepals crimson, held almost horizontal. Corolla white with cerise veining, fairly compact, smallish blooms. Foliage dark green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self-branching, and free flowering. Bush or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Magic Flute. Single. Tube waxy white, very thick. Sepals white, tipped Burgundy, narrow, and held at right angles to tube. Corolla clear Coral-rose, white at base, Corolla is funnel-shaped and petals overlap. Foliage bright green, growth natural trailer, self-branching and vigorous. Free-flowering. Basket, or can be trained as an upright.

FUCHSIA Margaret. Double. Tube carmine red, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine red, completely reflexed over the tube. Corolla violet-purple, veined cerise, pink at the base of the petals, very full, small double bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, and vigorous, self-branching, bushy and free flowering. Best grown outside in a summer bedding scheme. Bush or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Margaret Brown. Single. Tube rose pink, short, medium thickness. Sepals rose pink, short, held slightly below the horizontal. Corolla Pale pink with deeper veining, Small blooms. Foliage light green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, free-flowing. Bush or summer bedder.
FUCHSIA Margaret Roe. Single. Tube pale rose pink, short and thick. Sepals rose red with green tips, broad, horizontal. Corolla pale violet-purple veined pink, paler at the base of the petals, small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright bushy self-branching and very free flowering. Blooms are held out from the foliage and upright. Bush, standard or summer bedder.
FUCHSIA Marin Glow. Single. Tube white, short, medium thickness. Sepals white with green tips, short, broad slightly upturned. Corolla bright imperial purple, pink tinge at the base of the petals, maturing to magenta violet. Compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self-branching, very free-flowing. A superb pot fuchsia. Bush.

FUCHSIA Marinka. Single. Tube red long, medium thickness. Sepals red, short and brought, held over and around the Corolla to start, then opening to just below horizontal. Corolla dark red, medium-size, compact blooms. Foliage medium to dark green, growth excellent basket plant, bushy, vigorous, very free-following and one of the easiest to grow. Can suffer from botrytis in the winter months.

FUCHSIA Mary. Single. Triphylla type.Tube brilliant scarlet red, longer, slender. Sepals a brilliant scarlet, short. Corolla a brilliant scarlet, short. Long blooms. Foliage dark green with reddish purple veins and purple shading on the undersides. Medium sized narrow leaves. Growth upright, free-flowering. Needs careful watering.

FUCHSIA Mary Lockyear. Double. Tube carmine red, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine with green tips, broad and curling up over the tube. Corolla pale lilac, with carmine and pink marbling on the outer smaller petals, very open, loose-petals, medium to large blooms. Foliage medium green, growth vigorous, upright, bushy, and free-flowering. Bush or summer bedder.

FUCHSIA Mary Poppins. Double. Tube pale apricot. Medium length and thickness. Sepals pale apricot with pink tips. Corolla orange vermilion, medium-size, compact. Foliage mid green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Melody. Single. Tube pale rose pink, long and thin. Sepals pale rose pink, long, narrow and reflexed. Corolla pale cyclamen purple, very compact medium-sized blooms. Foliage bright green, growth upright, bushy, easy to shape, very free-flowering. A very nice variety in a pleasant pastel shade. Bush, standard or summer bedder.

FUCHSIA Mephisto. Single. Tube scarlet, thin, medium length. Sepals scarlet, small, upturned. Corolla crimson red, very compact small blooms. Foliage medium green, growth extremely vigorous upright and bushy. Very free-flowering, flowers in clusters. Bush for outdoors.

FUCHSIA Merry England. Double. Tube of rose pink, thin, medium length. Sepals white

on top, pinkish flush on the undersides, broad and reflexed over the tube. Corolla violet purple, splashes of rose-pink at the base of the petals. Very compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy and free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Merry Mary. Double. Tube pink, long and thin. Sepals pink on top, deeper pink on the undersides, longer, broad and upturned. Corolla white with pink veins and splashes of pink on the outer petals, fairly compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth natural trailer, vigorous, self-branching and bushy. A very free-flowering basket.

FUCHSIA Mike Measuring. Single. Tube carmine red, short, medium thickness. Sepals carmine red, longish, narrow and reflexing. Corolla rose-pink with deeper veining, compact when first open, then becoming a rather loose. Small to medium-sized bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self-branching, and very free-flowering. Excellent pot plant, leaves tend to mark when growing in Cold or draughty areas. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Mini Rosa. Single. Tube white flushed and veined pink, sepals white with pale pink blush, deeper pink on the underside, faint green to the tips. Corolla pinkish lavender to magenta-rose. Flowers small and very free, growth upright and bushy, a small growing fuchsia as the name aptly implies. Flower size is small, but at a height of the growing season the foliage is completely covered in with blooms.

FUCHSIA Miss California. Semi-double. Tube pink, long, medium thickness. Sepals pink on top, darker shade of pink on the undersides, longer and narrow, fully reflexing. Corolla white with pink veins, very compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and very free-flowering. A very attractive, easy to grow fuchsia. Bush or standard.

FUCHSIA Mission Bells. Single. Tube scarlet, short, medium thickness. Sepals scarlet, medium length, broad and reflexing. Corolla vivid purple, splashed cerise at the base of the petals, medium-sized, bell-shaped blooms. Foliage medium green, growth bushy, upright, vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering. A beautiful fuchsia when well grown. Bush or standard. A good bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Molesworth. Double. Tube cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals cerise, broad and upturned. Corolla creamy-white with cerise veining, very full and fluffy, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth bushy, a lax, trailing type, self-branching and very free-flowering. Bush or basket.

FUCHSIA Monsieur Thibaut. Single. Tube cerise-red, thick, medium length. Sepals cerise-red, broad, recurving slightly. Corolla magenta with cerise veining, pale shade at the base of the petals. Compact, medium sized blooms. Foliage darkish green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and very free-flowering. Bush or standard.

FUCHSIA Morning Glow. Double. Tube neyron rose, medium length and thickness. Sepals neyron rose, held well back towards the tube. Corolla pale wisteria blue, shading gentian blue. Foliage light green, growth upright, self-branching, bushy and very free-flowering. Develops the best colour in shaded conditions. Bush.

FUCHSIA Morning Llight. Double. Tube Coral-pink, thick, medium length. Sepals white with green tips, pale pink on the undersides and on the edges, very broad and reflexed to the tube. Corolla lavender blue with splashes of pink, medium-sized blooms. Foliage yellowish green with red veins, growth lax upright, bushy, free-flowering. Can be prone to botrytis in the winter and early spring months. Bush.

FUCHSIA Moth Blue. Double. Tube red, short, medium thickness. Sepals red, long, narrow and upturning. Corolla deep lilac blue, very full, large bloom. Foliage medium to darkish green, growth trailer, bushy, vigorous, very attractive free-flowering plant. Basket.

FUCHSIA Mountain Mist. Double. Tube greenish white, short and thick. Sepals white with pink flush on top, deeper pink on the undersides, green tips, broad, up- turned slightly. Corolla pale greyish-mauve, pink shading at the base of the petals. Full and fluffy, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering. Needs careful pinching. Bush.

FUCHSIA Mr A. Huggett. Single. Tube scarlet, short and thick. Sepals scarlet, short, broad and slightly up turned. Corolla pinkish purple, deeper at the edges of the petals and pink at the base, small, very compact blooms. Foliage medium green, medium to large leaves, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and vigorous. Free flowering. Makes an ideal pot plant. Bush.

FUCHSIA Mrs. Lovell Swisher. Single. Tube pink, long, thin. Sepals pink with white on top, deeper shade on the undersides, pale green tips, held horizontal. Corolla pale carmine red, paler shades at the base of the petals, small, very compact boom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching and very free-flowering. Needs careful pinching. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Mrs. Marshall. Single. Tube a creamy white, thick, medium length. Sepals creamy-white, held out from the Corolla. Corolla rosy-cerise, compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self-branching, free-flowering and very easy to grow. Needs careful watering through the growing season. Bush.

FUCHSIA Mrs. Popple. Single. Tube scarlet, short and thin. Sepals scarlet, short abroad. Corolla violet-purple, pale at the base of the petals and lightly veined cerise. Foliage dark green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy, free- flowering. Bush, standard or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Mrs. W. Rundle. Single. Tube waxy pale Rose, longer and thin. Sepals flesh pink with green tips, longer, narrow and slightly reflexing. Corolla orange crimson, compact, small. Foliage light green, growth vigorous, free-flowering. Bush all summer bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Multa. Single. Tube red with white veins, sepal red with pink and white veins. Corolla purple splashed and veined pink. Small flowers but extremely free flowering, foliage medium green. Growth lax bush, a very easy grower. Bush, or carpet bedding plants.

FUCHSIA Muriel. Single. Tube scarlet, long and thin. Sepals scarlet with green tips, long and reflexed. Corolla blueish magenta, veined ceries, and lighter at the base of the petals, very loose-petalled, medium bloom. Foliage medium green, growth vigorous, and lax, free-flowering. Basket or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Nancy Lou. Double. Tube pale pink, thickish, medium length. Sepals pink on top, deeper on the undersides, green tips. Longer, broad and reflexed to the tube. Corolla pure white, very full and fluffy, large blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy, free-flowering. A superb green house plants, not difficult to grow. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Nellie Nuttall. Single. Tube and sepals deep crimson, Corolla white. Medium-sized flowers looking upwards !, extremely prolific. Foliage medium light green, growth upright, bushy and short jointed, this fuchsia has showed that it is the equal to snowcap, bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Neue Welt. single. Tube crimson, short, medium thickness. Sepals crimson, small, slightly upturned. Corolla violet purple with carmine veins, paler at the base of the petals and ageing somewhat with maturity. Small, very compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and very free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Nicola Jane. Double. Tube pinkish cerise, thick, medium length. Sepals cerise with green tips, broad and reflexing. Corolla pale pink with darker veining, flushed red. Medium-sized loose petals blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, free-flowering. Bush or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Nina Wills. Single. Tube pink, thin, medium length. Sepals pink, longer, narrow and upturned. Corolla baby pink, small and compact. Foliage light to medium green, growth upright, self-branching, bushy and very free-flowering. Bush or standard, ideal for summer bedding schemes.

FUCHSIA Noyo star. single. Tube red with white veins, sepals red with white on top and flushed Coral pink on the underside. Corolla white with scarlet and rose pink veining. Sepal held out horizontally, and long and thin. Foliage dark medium green, growth lax bush, can be trained as a weeping half standard.

FUCHSIA Ocean Beach. Tube light salmon, of medium length and width. Sepals light salmon with green tips on top, salmon on the underside. Corolla salmon orange, mottled with salmon-rose, small. Sepals medium length, stiff and flat. Foliage dark green, growth bushy, upright. Bush or small standard. Needs careful pinching.

FUCHSIA Orange Crush. Single. Tube orange-salmon, waxy, of medium length and thickness. Sepals orange-salmon, thick and spiky. Corolla a bright orange, paler at the base of the petals which overlap. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, short-jointed, free and early flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Orange Crystal. Single. Tube orange, medium length and thickness. Sepals orange, tipped green, and held horizontally. Corolla deep orange with overlapped petals, medium-size flowers very free and exceptionally clear colouring, very similar to Lord Lonsdale. Foliage medium green, growth upright and bushy, self-branching, short jointed and compact, will take a full sun.

FUCHSIA Orange Drops. Single. Tube light orange, long and of medium thickness. Sepals light orange, broad and pointed. Corolla orange, smoky effect on the edges of the petals. Flowers tend to hang in clusters. Foliage medium green, growth bushy, upright, free-flowering. One of the best orange fuchsias.

FUCHSIA Orange Flare. Single. Tube orange-salmon, short and thick. Sepals orange-salmon, short and broad. Corolla light orange at the base of the petals, shading to deep orange on the outer edges of the petals, flaring. Foliage medium green. Growth upright, self-branching, bushy and free-flowering. Flowers early. Develops its best colour if grown in full sun.Bush.

FUCHSIA Orange Mirage. Single. Tube pale salmon pink, thick, medium length. Sepals salmon pink with green tips. Long, broad and curling slightly. Corolla dull orange salmon, medium-sized, fairly compact bloom. Foliage light green, growth trailer, vigorous, free-flowering. Basket. Will make a good weeping Half standard.

FUCHSIA Other Fellow. single. Tube light, medium length, medium thickness. Sepals white with green tips, short, narrow and hold horizontal. Corolla pink with light shading at the base of the petals, small and compact. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free-flowering, a very attractive, Small Bloom. Requires careful watering. Bush or summer bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Pacquesa. Single. Tube deeper red, short and of medium thickness. Sepals deep red with crepe undersides, reflexing. Corolla white with deeper red veining. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy, short-jointed, very free-flowering. Very good pot plant, will tend to throw semi-double flowers.

FUCHSIA Papa Bluess. Double. Tube greenish white, short and of medium thickness. Sepals crepe white with green tips on top, pink flush on the undersides. Short, broad and slightly upturned. Corolla deep violet blue, maturing to reddish purple, shaded pink at the base of the petals, very full, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, tends to be rather lax, bushy, and free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Party Frock. Semi-double. Tube rose pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals and rose pink, green tips, long and curling upwards to the tube. Corolla pastel blue, splashed rose and with slight rose veining. Medium-sized, loose-petalled bloom. Foliage mid-green with reddish veins, growth upright, vigorous and free-flowering. Bush or half standard.

FUCHSIA Patio Princess. Double. Tube scarlet flushed a white, sepals scarlet flushed and veined pink, sepals held out horizontally. Corolla white flushed and blushed with pink, scarlet veining. A very neat and tidy medium sized bloom, fluffy in appearance. Foliage medium to light green growth upright, very bushy, and also a very free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Paula Jane. Semi-double. Tube venetian pink, short of medium thickness. Sepals carmine rose, arching upwards, covering the tube. Corolla beetroot purple, changing to ruby red as the flowers develop, with a pale pink flush near the sepals, opens small and compact then flares. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, very free flowering. Bush. Makes a good pot plant.

FUCHSIA Peppermint stick. Double. Tube carmine rose, short, medium thickness. Sepals carmine, paler shade at the tips, broad and curling up towards the tube. Corona centre petals Royal purple, outer petals splashed pink, very full, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium to darkish green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching, very free-flowering an easy and fuchsia to grow.

FUCHSIA Perky Pink. Double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals Pink with green tips, short, broad and upturned. Corolla white, flashed pale pink and with pink and veining. Very loose, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, self-branching, bushy, vigorous and free-flowering. A very easy to fuchsia to grow and train. Bush.

FUCHSIA Perry Park. Single. Tube pale pink, short and thick. Sepals pale pink outside, deeper pink inside, thick and reflexed. Corolla bright rose, shaded paler at the base, petals overlapping. Foliage medium green, growth upright, self-branching, bushy. Flowers medium-sized. Very free-flowering bush. Good for outside bedding schemes.

FUCHSIA Pharaoh. Single. Tube rose bengal, medium length and thickness. Sepals white with green tips and rose edges. Corolla plum purple, ageing to Ruby-red, medium-sized, compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy and free flowering.

FUCHSIA Phenomenal. Double. Tube scarlet, short and thin. Sepals scarlet, short and broad, slightly upturned. Corolla indigo blue, slightly veined, carmine at base, large and full. Foliage medium green, growth vigorous, upright, bushy and free flowering. Tall bush. Extremely large blooms.

FUCHSIA Phyllis. Semi-double. Tube rosy-red, short and thick. Sepals rosy-red, short, broad, drooping over the Corolla. Corolla slightly deeper shade of rose-red, compact, small to medium sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, very vigorous, bushy and free-flowering. One of the easiest fuchsias grow, can be difficult to shape into a bush, best grown as a standard.

FUCHSIA Pinch Me. Double. Tube white, short, thick. Sepals white with green tips, longer, narrow, held above for the horizontal, curling slightly. Corolla bishop's purple, shading pink at the base of the petals, very full, but rather loose blooms. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, self-branching, bushy, very free-flowering. Very beautiful near-blue fuchsia, will grow well in hanging baskets.

FUCHSIA Pink Ballet Girl. Double. Tube cerise, medium length and thickness. Sepals cerise, broad, upturned. Corolla pink, fused with pale blue, medium to large, compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth vigorous, free-flowering, upright and bushy. Makes a full or half standard.

FUCHSIA Pink Bon Accord. Single. Tube pale pink, short, medium thickness. Sepals pale pink on top, slightly darker on the undersides, green tips, reflexing slightly. Corolla pale rose pink, slightly paler shade at the base of the petals, small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright bushy, self-branching and free-flowering. Flowers held out from the foliage.

FUCHSIA Pink Cloud. Single. Tube pink, short and thick. Sepals pale pink on top, deeper shade of pink on the undersides and with green tips. Long, medium width, curling upwards to the tube. Corolla pale pink with darker veining, rather open, medium to large blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, free-and flowering.

FUCHSIA Pink Darling. Single. Tube dark pink, short, medium thickness. Sepals pale pink on top, deeper pink on the undersides, short and broad, held horizontally. Corolla pinkish-lilac, lighter at the base of the petals, small, compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, and very free-flowering. Careful pinching in the early stages of its growth, to produce a good plant.

FUCHSIA Pink Fairy. Double. Tube pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pink, short, broad and upturned towards the tube. Corolla pink and with darker pink veining from the base. Small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and very free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Pink Galore. Double. Tube pink, slender, medium length. Sepals pink with green tips, long and upturned. Corolla soft rose-pink, very full and compact, medium-sized bloom. Foliage dark glossy green, growth trailer, vigorous, free-flowering. And needs quite a lot of pinching in early stages to produce a good shaped plant. Basket.

FUCHSIA Pink La Campanella. Single. Tube pale pink, sepals pale pink on top, pink with white veins on the underside, sepals upturned to the horizontal. Corolla bright phlox pink, with lighter pink overtones. Foliage light to medium green, growth lax bush, extremely free-flowering, and self branching. Not quite as vigorous as its parent “La Campanella”.

FUCHSIA Pink Lady. Single. Tube deep crimson, long, medium thickness. Sepals cream, heavily flushed pink, yellowish green tips, long and narrow. Corolla pink with darker pink veins. Medium-sized blooms. Medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Pink Marshmallow. Double. Tube pale pink, longish, medium thickness. Sepals pale pink, broad, reflexeing, green tips. Corolla white with pink veining and with pink shading on the petals. Very large, open, loose-petalled blooms. Foliage light green, growth trailer, bushy, free-flowering. Basket or half basket.

FUCHSIA Pink Quartet. Double. Tube very dark pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals reddish-pink, held well out from the corolla. Corolla pink, with four distinct tubes caused by the Rolled petals. Medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Pixie. Single. Tube carmine red, short, medium thickness. Sepals carmine, short, medium, upturned. Corolla mauve-purple with carmine the veins, slightly paler shade at the base of the petals. Small to medium-sized, compact bloom. Foliage yellowish-green, red veining. Growth upright, bushy, self-branching very free-flowering. Good pot plant. Bush or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Powder Puff. Double. Tube Tyrian rose, medium length and thickness. Sepals Tyrian rose, deeper shade on an the undersides, recurving. Corona apple blossom pink, very compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth natural trailer and, bushy, free flowering. Basket.

FUCHSIA President Margaret Slater. Single. Tube white, long, slender. Sepals white with a distinctive pink flush, deeper shade on the undersides, slender and curving slightly upwards. Corolla mauve-pink, overlaid salmon-pink and lighter shading at the base of the petals. Compact bloom. Foliage of medium green, growth trailer, very vigorous, free flowering. Weeping standard or basket.

FUCHSIA Preston Guild. Single. Tube pure white, longish, slender. Sepals white, short, broad and upturned. Pink tinge when growing out of doors. Corolla violet blue-grey, small and compact. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, very free-flowering. Bush or half standard.

FUCHSIA Prince Syray. Single. Tube dawn pink, sepals azalea pink, Corolla vermilion with shading of neyron-rose on edges. Medium-sized flowers and free. Foliage light green , Growth upright and bushy.

FUCHSIA Princessita. Single. Tube white, thin, medium. Sepals white, slight pink flush on the undersides, long, narrow and upturned. Corolla very dark rose-pink, medium-size, slightly open shaped bloom. Foliage medium to darkish green, growth trailer, bushy, vigorous, and free-flowering. A very attractive bloom, ideas in baskets and patio planters.

FUCHSIA Prosperity. Double. Tube crimson, thick and of medium length. Sepals crimson, with a waxy appearance, longer and held well up over the tube. Corolla pale neyron-rose, flushed and veined rose- red, small to medium-sized, compact bloom. Foliage darkish green, glossy, growth upright, vigorous, very free-flowering. Will do well as a garden hardy in sheltered areas. Bush or standard.

FUCHSIA Purple Heart. Double. Tube crimson, long, medium, thickness. Sepals crimson, waxy, long, medium. Corolla outer petals rose red, inner petals violet, very full, medium-sized bloom. Foliage medium to darkish green, growth trailer, longish, willowy branches, free-flowering. Basket or patio planter.

FUCHSIA Putts Folly. Single. Tube pale pink, long and thin. Sepals creamy white on top, flushed pale pink on the undersides, green tipped. Held out and slightly below the horizontal, well out from the Corolla. Corolla lilac-rose pink, pale pink at the base of the petals and a slightly darker edge. Foliage medium green, growth natural trailer, very vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering easy to grow basket.

FUCHSIA Queen of Derby. Double. Tube carmine-rose, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine-rose, green tips, broad, reflexing. Corolla pale violet-purple, flushed pink and with pink striping on the petals. Medium-size compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, tending to spread horizontally, free flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA R.A.F. Double. Tube red, medium length and thickness. Sepals red, short, broad and reflexed to the tube. Corolla rose-pink, veined and splashed cerise, very fluffy, medium sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, rather lax, free-flowering. Bush. Extra-large blooms.

FUCHSIA Rambling Rose. Double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pink with green tips, deeper shade of pink on the undersides, longer broad, curling upwards over the tube, Corolla pink, deeper pink veining. Loose- petalled, medium bloom. Foliage medium green, growth natural trailer, vigorous, bushy and very free-flowering. Will make an exquisite basket with careful pinching.

FUCHSIA Raspberry. Double. Tube of pinkish white, medium length thickness. Sepals pinkish white, long, narrow and upturned. Corolla Raspberry-rose, medium to large, compact and full blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering. Will make a large bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Red Jacket. Double. Tube bright red, medium length and thickness. Sepals bright red, longer, upturned. Corolla white, long, compact, very full bloom. Foliage medium to darkish green, growth trailer, bushy, vigorous, free-flowering. A very attractive flower. Basket or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Red Rum. Double. Tube bright red, medium length and thickness. Sepals bright red, broad, recurving slightly. Corolla white. Medium-sized blooms. Foliage dark green with red veins, medium-sized, serrated leaves. Growth upright, self-branching, bushy and very free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Red Spider. Single. Tube crimson, long and slender. Sepals crimson, long, narrow and curling upwards. Corolla rose madder, deeper on the edges of the petals. Medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, vigorous, long-branching, free-flowering. Need careful pinching the in its early growth and to produce a good shape. Basket or weeping half standard.

FUCHSIA Rev. Doctor Brown. Double. Tube pale pink, short, medium thickness. Sepals pale pink on top with green tips, darker shade of pink on the undersides. Reflexing completly to covered the tube. Corolla white with pink veins, rather loose-petalled, medium-sized, bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching, and bushy. A very free flowering, bush.
FUCHSIA Ridestar. Double. Tube scarlet, thin, medium length. Sepals scarlet, short and broad, reflexing. Corolla deep lavender blue with cerise veining and shaded pink at the base of the petals. Very full, fluffy, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and very free-flowering an easy bush fuchsia to grow.

FUCHSIA Rigoletto. Double. Tube deep red, short, medium thickness. Sepals deep red, short, broad and recurved. Corolla light purple, pale at the base of the petals. Medium-sized, compact bloom, with frilled edges to the petals. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, free-flowering, an easy to grow self branching bush.

FUCHSIA Ringwood Market. Semi-double. Tube neyron rose, short and of medium thickness. Sepals neyron rose short and broad, held well out. Corolla powder-blue, with pink shading at the base of the petals, fading to lilac as a bloom ages. Medium-sized, compact blooms. Foliage medium-green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Ron Holmes. Single. Tube pale pink, medium length and width. Sepals pale pink on the outside, carmine rose inside, medium length and width, held at right angles to the tube with the tips turned slightly. Corolla Mandarin red, overlaid carmine, round, medium-size. Foliage medium green, growth vigorous self-branching, bushy, upright. Full standard or bush.

FUCHSIA Rose Bower. Double. Tube crimson, medium length and thickness. Sepals carmine with green tips. Broad and waxy, held well out. Corolla lilac-purple shading to cyclamen purple and flushed crimson. Medium-sized compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, self-branching, bushy, extremely free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Rose Churchill. Double. Tube rose, splashed and veined pink. Sepals rose, splashed deeper pink. Corolla rose, splashed and veined pink, almost self-coloured. A medium-sized blooms and very prolific. Foliage and growth very similar to Winston Churchill. This variety seems to be a sport from Winston Churchill, the only difference is the Corolla is pink instead of purple-blue.

FUCHSIA Rosecroft Beauty. Semi-double. Tube crimson, short, medium thickness. Sepals crimson, short, broad, drooping over the Corolla. Corolla white, with crimson veining, Small, compact blooms. Foliage pale green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering. Can be rather slow growing, but makes a neat bush.

FUCHSIA Rose of Denmark. Single. Tube white, slender, medium length. Sepals white on top, faintly flushed pink and with green tips. The undersides are a deeper pink. Short, broad and upturned. Corolla rosy-purple, with rose pink veins and splashed pink at the base of the petals. Medium-sized blooms. Foliage mid-dark green, growth upright, bushy, rather lax, free-flowering. This variety is one of the earliest fuchsia to flower in the season.

FUCHSIA Rosy Frills. Double. Tube greenish-white, medium length and thickness. Sepals short and broad, pale pink inside, very pale pink outside. Pale yellow green tips. Corolla deep rose, and edged red, outer petals streaked salmon. Very full and compact blooms. Foliage dark green, with red veins. Growth spreading, free-flowering. Good basket fuchsia.

FUCHSIA Royal Purple. Semi-double. Tube deep cerise, short and thick. Sepals cerise, broad, held slightly above the horizontal. Corolla purple, veined red, and slightly paler at the base the petals. Compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous and free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Royal Velvet. Double. Tube crimson, medium length and thickness. Sepals crimson, short, broad and held out over the Corolla. Corolla deep purple, outer petals splashed crimson, very full, fluffy, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy, self-branching and very free flowering. A beautiful fuchsia which makes a first class pot plant, and is easy to grow. Bush.

FUCHSIA Rufus. Single. Tube bright red, medium length and thickness. Sepals red, long, narrow and recurving. Corolla bright red, the long, compact, medium-sized blooms, foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, very free-flowering and easy to grow. Bush or standard.

FUCHSIA Ruth King. Double. Tube pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pink, recurving. Corolla lilac and white, medium to large, compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, vigorous, bushy, free-flowering. Basket or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Satellite. Single. Tube greenish white, short, rather thick. Sepals white with green tips. Medium length, broad and slightly relexing. Corolla dark red, shading to bright red with streaks of pure white the centre of each petal. A very distinctive bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering. A fuchsia well worth growing, but can be susceptible to botrytis. Bush.

FUCHSIA Sea Shells. Double. Tube pink, medium length, rather thick. Sepals white, flushed pink, broad and recurving completely. Corolla pink, heavily veined a deeper shade of pink on the outer petals. Compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage dark green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering. Bush or standard

FUCHSIA Shady Blue. Single. Tube pinkish carmine, short and bulbous. Sepals pink carmine, long, broad, held well out from the Corolla. Corolla pale violet blue, shaded pink at the base of the petals. Medium-sized, compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, very vigorous, bushy and free-flowering. Needs pinching in its early growth to produce a good bush, this plant grows extremely well out of doors. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Sincerity. Double. Tube white, with mauve flush, sepals white with mauve and pink flush, recurving back to tube. Corolla white with mauve and lilac flush, veined and streak with a carmine pink. Medium to large fluffy blooms. Foliage dark green, growth upright lax bush, self-branching, free-flowering, will make a bush or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Siobham. Semi-double. Tube rose pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals white, flushed pink at the base, and deeper pink on the underside, long, broad and held while out from the Corolla. Corolla white, faintly tinged pink at the base of the petals. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering.

FUCHSIA Sleigh Bells. single. Tube white, short, medium thickness. Sepals white, long, narrow and recurving, pale green tips. Corolla white, medium-size, bell-shaped, foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous and free flowering. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Snowcap. Semi-double. Tube scarlet, short and of medium thickness. Sepals scarlet, short, broad and held well out. Corolla white with reddish veins, small-to-medium, rather loose-peddled bloom. Foliage medium to darkish green, growth is upright, vigorous, very free-flowering, but needs a lot of pinching. Very easy to grow. Bush, standard or summer bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Snowstorm. Semi-double. Tube greenish-white, thin, medium length. Sepals white with pale green tips, completely reflexed. Corolla white, medium-sized, compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching, free-flowering. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Sonata. Double. Tube white with greenish tinge, short, medium thickness. Sepals pink with green tips, short, broad and reflexing. Corolla white, with pink veining, very fluffy and full. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy and very free-flowering. Self-branching bush, will make full standard.

FUCHSIA Sons of Thumb. Single. Tube and sepals cerise, corolla lilac. Small flowers but very profuse. Growth and habit is identical to Tom thumb, which this variety is thought to be a sport of.

FUCHSIA Sophisticated Lady. Double. Tube pale pink, short and of medium thickness. Sepals pale pink, very long, broad and held slightly below the horizontal, out from the Corolla. Corolla white, very full and compact. Medium to large sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, bushy rather long stamens, free-flowering. The very beautiful fuchsia. Basket or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Southgate. Double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pale pink, slightly deeper pink on the undersides, short, broad and upturned. Corolla soft pink with deeper pink veining, very compact, fluffy bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, and vigorous, bushy, free-flowering, a very easy fuchsia to grow. Bush or basket.

FUCHSIA South Seas. Semi-double. Tube white, flushed pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals white, flushed pink, long, broad, recurving. Corolla pink, medium size, compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth lax, bushy, vigorous, free-flowering. Will make a good bush with early pinching. Bush or half basket.

FUCHSIA Spion Kop. Double. Tube rose-red, short, medium thickness. Sepals rose red, reflexing. Corolla white with rose-red veins, flaring slightly. Medium-sized, compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth lax, bushy, vigorous, free-flowering. Will make a good bush if pinched early. Bush or basket.

FUCHSIA Stanley Cash. Double. Tube light, short and thick. Sepals white, with green tips, short and broad. Corolla deep royal purple, box-shaped, Medium-sized, very full and compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, bushy, fairly vigorous and free-flowering. Can be grown as a bush or weeping standard. A very attractive blooms, tends to fade quickly.

FUCHSIA Stardust. Single. Tube salmon pink, thin, medium length. Sepals pink on top, salmon-orange on the underside. Corolla crimson with scarlet edges and shaded orange at the base of the petals. Small bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowing.

FUCHSIA Strawberry Sundae. Double. Tube Greenish-white, long, medium thickness. Sepals white with green tips, broad and held well out. Corolla pinkish lilac, very compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, bushy, free-flowering. Bush or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA String of Pearls. Semi-double. Tube pale pink, short and thick. Sepals pink with green tips, short, medium width, reflexed. Corolla pale rosy-purple, small compact bloom. Foliage pale green, growth upright, very vigorous, bushy and exceptionally free-flowering. This fuchsia grows rather lax, not easy to train. Bush.

FUCHSIA Sunray. Single. Tube red, short, medium thickness. Sepals dark pink on top, deeper shade on the undersides, reflexed. Corolla pinkish cerise, small and compact. Foliage light green with creamy white edges and flushed cerise. Growth upright, bushy, fairly vigorous. Bush.

FUCHSIA Susan Ford. Double. Tube neyron-rose, short and thin. Sepals neyron-rose, crepe affect on the underside, and reflexing, short and broad. Corolla imperial purple, fading to cyclamen purple, rosette shaped. Compact, medium-sized bloom. Foliage dark green, growth upright self branching, free flowering. Will make a good pot plant. Bush.

FUCHSIA Susan Green. Single. Tube long and thin, white, flushed pale pink, sepals white flushed pale pink recurved and twisted slightly, held just below the horizontal, tipped green. Corolla rose-pink tapers slightly at the bottom, but does not open up. Medium-size flowers, foliage medium green, growth upright, free flowering, self branching, will make a good bush.

FUCHSIA Susan Travis. Single. Tube pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pink with green tips, short, broad and upturned. Corolla pale-pink, paler shade of pink at the base of the petals. Medium-sized, compact blooms. Foliage medium-green, growth upright, bushy, free-flowering. Bush or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Swanley Gem. Single. Tube scarlet, medium length and thickness. Sepal scarlet, short, broad and re- flexing. Corolla violet with reddish veins, and paler shade of scarlet at base of the petals. Opens saucer-shaped, becomes paler as a blooms ages. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free flowering. A good pot plant. Bush.

FUCHSIA Swanley Yellow. Single. Tube orange-pink, long, medium thickness. Sepals orange-pink medium length, narrow and upturn. Corolla orange-vermilion, small and compact, long and slender blooms. Foliage bronze green, growth upright, vigorous and free-flowering, but needs early pinching to make it into a good shake. Bush.

FUCHSIA Sweetheart. Single. Tube white, long, medium thickness. Sepals white, pink flush on the backsides, green tips, short, broad, and reflexing. Corolla pinkish-cerise, shaded white at the base of the petals. Medium-sized, slightly Bell-shaped bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching, bushy and very free-flowering. Good pot plants, but rather prone to botrytis. Bush.

FUCHSIA. weet Leilanii. Double. Tube pale pink, short and thick. Sepals pale pink with green tips. Short, broad and curling up over there tube. Corolla pale lavender-blue, very full and ruffled, with pink markings on the outer petals. Foliage light to medium green, growth upright, bushy, very free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Symphony. Semi-double. Tube pale pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals pale pink, long, narrow and curling upwards. Corolla pale violet-blue, fading slightly with maturity. Medium-sized very compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering. An extremely beautiful shaped fuchsia, not difficult to grow and shape. Bush.

FUCHSIA Taffeta Bow. Double. Tube pink, short, medium thickness. Sepals carmine rose, broad and long, crepe effect on the undersides, opening flat when reflexing. Corolla purple-violet, with serrated petals, opens compact and flares on maturity. Medium to large size blooms. Foliage dark green with crimson veins, growth natural trailer, self-branching, bushy, vigorous and free-flowering. Basket.

FUCHSIA Tamworth. Single. Tube pure white, medium length and thickness. Sepals pure white with green tips, reflexing slightly. Corolla white at the base, then a band of salmon-pink turning to rich purple at the edge of the petals, medium-sized fairly compact bloom. Foliage light green, growth upright, vigorous, bushy and free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Tausendschon. Double. Tube wine red, flushed pale pink. Sepals wine red, arching back, green tips. Corolla soft pink, veined and splashed blush pink. Larger blooms, very early flowering. Growth upright and bushy, this fuchsia varieties is still growing in Holland. Foliage medium to light green very early flowering, self branching, bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Temptation. Single. Tube white, flushed pink, long, and thickish. Sepals white with pink flush, long, broad and held well out from the Corolla. Corolla bright reddish-orange, shaded white at the base of the petals. Medium-sized, compact blooms. Foliage darkish green, growth upright, bushy, free flowering. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Tennessee Waltz. Semi-double. Tube rose madder, medium length and thickness. Sepals rose madder, long, broad and curving upwards towards the tube. Corolla lilac lavender has splashes of rose on the petals. Medium-sized bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching, very free-flowering. A very easy fuchsia to grow, makes an excellent pot plant. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Texas Longhorn. Double. Tube scarlet, long, fairly slender. Sepals scarlet, very long, narrow, drooping downwards. Corolla white with cerise veins, long blooms. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, not a very easier fuchsia to grow, does not produce many a flowers through the season, not recommended. Flowers are extremely large. Trailer.

FUCHSIA Thalia. Triphylla Type. Tube deep flame red, long and very slender. Sepals plain red, very small and pointed. Corolla orange-scarlet, small, compact. Foliage dark olive-green with magenta, veined and ribbed. Growth vigorous, upright and very free-flowering. Requires pinching early, to form a good shape. Bush.

FUCHSIA The Doctor. Single. Tube pale flesh pink, long and broad. Sepals flesh pink on top, slightly darker on the undersides. Broad, medium length, held well out from the Corolla. Corolla rosy-salmon, compact, medium-sized bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright and, fairly lax, bushy and free-flowering. A very attractive fuchsia, very easy to succeed when shaping to bush, basket, or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA The Tarns. Single. Tube pale pink, short, medium thickness. Sepals pale pink on top, rose pink on the undersides, long, narrow and reflexing. Corolla violet-blue with rose pink shading at the base of the petals. Long, compact blooms. Foliage dark green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching and bushy. Free-flowering bush or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Thornley’s Hardy. Single. Tube white, slender, medium length. Sepals white, narrow and upturned, green tips. Corolla cerise, shaded white at the base of the petals. Small. Compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, vigorous, bushy and free-flowering. Hardy.

FUCHSIA Ting-a-Ling. Single. tube white, thick, medium length. Sepals white, long and narrow, curling upwards. Corolla white, medium-sized, open, Bell-shaped blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous and free-flowering. Bush or standard. A very nice to fuchsia, which will make a good pot plant. Can be prone to botrytis in the winter months.

FUCHSIA.Tolling Bells. Single. Tube scarlet, short and thick. Sepals scarlet, medium length, broad and recurving. Corolla white with cerise veins. Longish, Bell-Shaped blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, vigorous and free-flowering. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA.Tom Thumb. Single. Tube carmine, short and thin. Sepals carmine, short, mediu

m width, held down from the horizontal. Corolla mauve-purple, small and very compact. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free-flowering. A good pot plant, bush, half standard or garden hardy.

FUCHSIA Top Score. Semi-double. Tube cerise, short, medium thickness. Sepals brilliant ceries. Long, thick and reflexing to the tube. Corolla cerise at the base of the petals, shading to rich violet at the edges. Foliage dark green, growth vigorous, tall growing, self-branching and bushy. Free-flowering, bush or summer bedding plant.

FUCHSIA Tour Eiffel. Single. Tube salmon pink, and bulbous. Sepals salmon-pink, short and broad. Corolla rosy-purple, shaded salmon pink at the base of the petals. Medium-sized bloom. Foliage Broze-green, and medium-sized leaves with red stems and centre vein. Growth lax bush, fairly vigorous and free flowering. Bush or basket.

FUCHSIA Trial Blazer. Double. Tube crimson, long and slender. Sepals crimson. Long, narrow and reflexed. Corolla rosy-mauve, pale at the base of the petals. Medium-sized, compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth trailer, vigorous, self-branching and very free flowering. Basket or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Traudchon Bonstedt. Triphylla Type. Tube of light rose, long, medium thickness. Sepals light rose pink. Corolla blight salmon-pink, short and compact. Foliage light sage green, paler veins and ribs, reddish tinge underneath. Growth upright, and free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Treewince Twilight. Single. Tube white, short and fairly thick. Sepals white, sho

rt, broad and reflexed. Corolla pale mauve-pink, very compact, medium-sized bloom. Foliage medium to darkish green, growth upright and bushy, self branching and free-flowering. Bush. Makes a good pot plant.

FUCHSIA Tristesse. Double. Tube pale rose pink, medium length and thichness. Sepals rose pink with green tips. Short, broad and reflexed. Corolla pale lilac-blue, fairly compact, small to medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free-flowering. A very each easy fuchsia to grow, and one which will make an excellent pot plant. Bush.

FUCHSIA Trumpeter. Triphylla type. Single. Tube pale geranium lake, longer, thick. Sepals pale geranium lake, short and pointed. Corolla of the same colour, short and fairly compact, longer blooms which darken as the flower matures. Foliage blueish-green, longer branches, wiry stems. Growth natural trailer, basket or half-basket.

FUCHSIA Tuonella. Double. Tube reddish pink, medium length and thickness. Sepals reddish pink, longer, broad and reflexed. Corolla pale lavender blue with reddish veins, and reddish shading at the base of the petals. Medium-sized, compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, and bushy, vigorous and free-flowering. Easy to grow. Bush.

FUCHSIA U.F.O. Single. Tube white, flushed pale pink, short and thick. Sepals light, long and narrow, reflexing right up to the tube. Corolla lilac-lavender, light at the centre of the petals which opened almost completely flat, saucer-shaped. Foliage medium-green, growth upright, vigorous, self-branching, and free-flowering. A very easy fuchsia to grow, and an unusual shape of Corolla. Bush.

FUCHSIA Upward Look. Single. Tube carmine, short, medium thickness. Sepals carmine short, broad, held well out from the Corolla. Corolla pale rose- ine purple, paler at the base of the petals. Blooms held erect, pointing upwards from the foliage. Foliage dull medium green, growth upright, bushy, fairly vigorous, very free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA Violet Bassett Burr. Double. Tube pink, short, medium thickness. Sepals white, flushed pink and with green tips. Long, narrow and recurving completely to the tube. Corolla pale pinkish lilac, full, rather loose-peddled bloom. Foliage dark green, growth upright, and vigorous, free-flowering, needs early pinching. Bush.

FUCHSIA West Minster Chimes. Semi-double. Tube red, sepals red flushed and veined pale pink. Corolla violet-blue overlaid with blush pink, and with white veining, sepals held out erect. The petals of the Corolla splay out and look very fluffy. Foliage medium light green, growth upright, vigorous, extremely free-flowering, makes an ideal pot plant. Bush.

FUCHSIA Whirlaway. Semi-double. Tube white, medium length and thickness. Sepals white with green tips. Faintly tinged pink. Long, narrow and curling upwards. Corolla white with a faint tinge of pink as the bloom of matures. Medium sized, very loose-petals bloom. Foliage medium green, growth lax upright with longer, willowy branches. Vigorous and free-flowering. Needs constant pinching to keep a good shape. Bush.

FUCHSIA White King. Double. Tube white, short and fairly thick. Sepals white, long, broad, held over the Corolla turning up at the tips. Corolla pure white, very large with pleated, folded petals. Full, fluffy blooms. Foliage medium green, growth natural trailer, vigorous and fairly free-flowering, requires pinching in early growth to get it into shape. A superb fuchsia well worth growing. Basket.

FUCHSIA White Pixie. Single. Tube reddish-carmine, sepals reddish-carmine. Corolla white, veined pink. Smallish flowers very free. Foliage yellowish-green with crimson veins. Growth upright, bushy and hardy, suitable as medium hedge up to three feet. This fuchsia is a sport of pixie, with all the same growth characteristics, well worth the effort. Medium to large bush.

FUCHSIA White Queen. Single. Tube creamy-white, long, fairly thick. Sepals creamy-white, short, broad and held out from the Corolla. Corolla salmon-orange, veined carmine deep pink. Fairly long blooms. Small, compact corolla. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous but rather lax. Very free-flowering. Bush.

FUCHSIA White Spider. Single. Tube pale pink, long and thin. Sepals pinkish with green tips. Long, narrow and curling upwards. Corolla white with pink veins. Long petals, fairly compact. Foliage medium green, growth upright, vigorous, free-flowering. Can be difficult to get into a decent shape, very easy to grow bush or weeping standard.

FUCHSIA Wildfire. Semi-double. Tube rose-pink, short and thick. Sepals bright rose pink on top, deeper shade of pink on the undersides. Long, broad and curling up over the tube. Corolla cardinal red, ageing to crimson-scarlet, with salmon red shading at the base of the petals. Medium-size compact bloom. Foliage medium green, growth upright, spreading, lax, free-flowering. Low bush or basket, will make a quarter standard.

FUCHSIA Wings of Song. Double. Double. Tube rose pink, medium length andthickness. Sepals rose pink, long, broad and upturned to the tube. Corolla lavender pink with pink veins. Fairly compact, medium-sized blooms. Foliage medium-green with reddish veins. Growth natural trailer, very vigorous, self-branching and free-flowering. Basket.

FUCHSIA Winston Churchill. Double. Tube pink, medium length thickness. Sepals pink on top, darker on the undersides, green tipped. Short, broad and reflexed. Corolla lavender blue with pinkish veins, and splashed pink on the outer petals. Small to medium-sized, fairly compact blooms. Foliage medium green, growth upright, bushy, self-branching and free-flowering. Will make a good pot plant, can be erratic in its flowering time. Bush or full standard.

FUCHSIA Yuletide. Double. Tube crimson, medium length and width. Sepals crimson. Corolla creamy-white, full, large. Foliage medium to darkish green. Growth upright, vigorous, bushy and free-flowering. Bush or half standard. An extremely nice looking flower, extra-large can be late.

TENDER GREENHOUSE FUCHSIAS.

Greenhouse fuchsias. The named varieties of fuchsia are now chiefly growth in greenhouses but several of the original wild kinds or species are worth cultivating. These are the best of them. F. Fulgens, from Mexico, orange-red, F. Splendens, scarlet flowers, tipped with green, they have. F.Simpliculis, a tall shrub with a long and slender shoots, which bears rose-scarlet flowers, F. Corymbiflora, clusters of scarlet flowers. All are suitable for cultivation in a greenhouse which has a winter temperature of 45-50 degrees.

Summer and Winter Management. If grown in the Green- house during the summer as pot plants, fuchsias must have cool airy conditions, for they are not hothouse plants and do not thrive in a warm, moist, close atmosphere, free ventilation should be given in mild weather. When the leaves fall in the autumn, watering must be discontinued gradually, and finally, when all the leaves have fallen the soil is kept dry except for occasional moistening to prevent its becoming dust dry. In February the branches should be short by about half, and the plants re-potted if it is intended to have large specimen plants. If kept warm and moist in a temperature of 50-55 degrees, the fuchsias will soon start into fresh growth. The shoots ought to be stopped several times to allow branched plants.

Taking Cuttings of Greenhouse Fuchsias. If an increase stock is desired, the shoots should be taken off went about one-and-a-half, to two inches long and used as cuttings. The lowest leaves are removed and the base of the shoot is severed between a joint, fuchsias are nodal and inter-nodal rooters, the cuttings are inserted several together in a 5 inch pot filled with a sand, or perlite and compost 50-50 mixture, the pots are placed in a propagating frame in the greenhouse where they will form roots in approximately four weeks. Cuttings will also form roots in a glass-covered case in an unheated greenhouse in April and May.

June and July are not always good months to try and root fuchsias because of the very hot weather that we can get then. Cuttings of fuchsia may also be taken in Late August and September, but it is not always an easy matter to find suitable shoots at that time of the year, they are usually set the flower buds. Fresh shoots, however, will develop if a few of the branches are shortened. Cuttings inserted in August and September should be kept in a frost-proof greenhouse during the winter.

Re-Potting in Spring. In March or early April the rooted cutttthe rooted cutttthe rooted cuttthe rooted cuttithe rooted cuttingstrooted cuttingstrooted cuttingsrooted cuttings mugly into three and half inch flowerpots, using a compost consisting of five parts peat-based and compost and three parts perlite or fine sand, if you can manage to have obtaige obtain, John Innes No. 1, or John Innes No. 2, plus some leaf mould and a sprinkling of wood ash or soot, these items will do just as well. This compost is suitable for use when potting larger plants, if you can obtain a good supply of well decayed manure this ought to be added as well.

If the fuchsias are to be grown in the greenhouse during the summer they should be re-potted into six inch pots, if they ed out of doors for the summer, or set in window boxes, five inch flower pots will be large enough. Those to be used for filling flower- beds should be planted late in the May or early in June.

The fuchsia is an excellent plant for a hanging basket in the greenhouse or conservatory, instead of being re-potted in five inch pots the plants should be set in the basket, this being lined with moss or a hanging basket liner. Two or three plants should be set near the edge of the basket and another in the middle.

Standard and Pyramid Fuchsias are very handsome plants, they should be grown in large pots or tubs, placed out of doors during summer and kept under class safe from frost in the winter. The best time to make a start is by taking cuttings in August in the way already explained. In spring and early summer the plants must be re-potted as becomes necessary to prevent their growth being checked. The standard plant is allowed to develop unchecked until the desired height of stem is reached, the top is then cut off and side shoots will grow and from their heads of branches.

If you are lucky enough to have a standard fuchsia survive for three to four years, it is best to keep the plant in active growth through the winter months, while the plant is in semi-rest, I have found that you can fix a cart-wheel affect of three or four foot bamboo canes through the head oough the head oeough the head oough the head ofough the head of the plant, then when the standard starts back into full growth a few shoots can be tr canes, to form a massive head five or six feet across, this I most say stands out for all to see, an ample pot or growing container is required for the root ball.

A pyramid-shaped plant is a obtained by stopping the shoots from time to time as may be necessary to ensure the required number of branches, care must be taken always to trained one shoot upright to form the main stem. In the course of a few years, if re-potted annually in spring, the fuchsias will develop into a large p into a large p into a andsome specimens.

Fuchsias as Greenhouse Climbing Plants. If it is wished to grow fuchsias as climbing plants in the greenhouse they should be planted in a well-drained bed of compost in spring. One shoot only is allowed to grow until it has reached the roof. The top is then cut off and branches will form which should be trained on a trellis 12-15 inches below the glass. Fuchsias can be grown from seed. If these are sown in January in a heated greenhouse, temperature 60 degreerature lot easier, there is a chemical weather it is either pesticide or fungicides to deal with every pest.

The modern day fertilisers i.e. slow-release, or faster release we seem to have all angles covered. But to grow a good fuchsia plant does require a good fuchsia grower, and to grow a fuchsia successfully whether it is for a garden display, greenhouse display or exhibition show a certain amount of experience is needed. With pesticides there are certain chemicals within the fuchsia plant that react with various mild toxic chemicals in the pesticide, with the effect that timing of flower buds and flowers bud opening will be greatly affected, they also react with the sugars in the leaf structure resulting in leaf scorch or even a yellowing of the whole leaf.

A great deal of care is needed in selecting which chemical to use, modern-day chemicals can be combined with the potting medium at the time of the final pot i.e. 6 to 8 inch pot size, the chemicals which can be used in potting, destroy the vine weevil grub and the adult of the vine weevil, also greenfly, and to some lesser effect white fly, but this is still under review. More on this subject later in the book.

Fuchsias for the Greenhouse and Summer Flower Beds.

FUCHSIA A.1. Double. Sepal white flushed pale pink green tips. Corolla lilac pink speckled cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Abinger Fayre. Semi-double. Sepal pink veined salmon. Corolla magenta splashed and flecked pink. Lax bush. Basket. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Abundance. Single. Sepal rich cerise. Corolla pale Bishop blue flushed cerise. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Achilles. Semi-double. Sepal pale pink, recurving. Corolla dark rose flushed salmon. Bell-shaped. Bush. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Adagio. Double. Sepal Pink flushed red. Corolla claret-red fading to pink at base. Free flowering. Lax bush. Basket. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Ada Perry. Double. Sepal scarlet. Corolla purple streaks and veined red. Lax bush. Not self branching. Free flowering. Extra large flower.
FUCHSIA After Five. Semi-double. Sepal white. Corolla deep-reddish Burgundy fading to light scarlet. Free flowering. Bush. Medium.
FUCHSIA Aileen. Double. Sepal white with green tips. Corolla cerise veined and striped white. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Medium flower.
FUCHSIA Aintree. Single. Sepal Ivory flushed pink. Corolla rose madder veined Ivory. Free flowering. Strong bush. Medium flower.
FUCHSIA Airball. Single. Sepal magenta veined cerise. Corolla magenta. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Self branching. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Airedale. Single. Sepal crimson flushed pink. Corolla reddish pink veined crimson. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Ajax. Double. Sepal pale pink, recurving. Corolla pink with rose marbling. Bush. Standard. Very full bloom. Strong. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alde. Single. Sepal pale orange. Corolla apricot orange with folds and pleats of salmon. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alan Dyos. Semi-double. Sepal rich pink. Corolla rich deep pink veined coral pink. Lax bush. Weeping standard. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alan’s Gold. Double. Sepal red veined white. Corolla creamy white flushed crimson. Bush. Free flowering. Small flowers.
FUCHSIA Alaska. Double. Sepals white flushed pale pink. Corolla white flushed light pink. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Albion. Single. Sepals neyron rose. Corolla hyacinth-blue fading to reddish purple at base. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alfred Rambaud. Double. Sepal rich scarlet. Corolla violet purple splashed and veined light scarlet. Bush. Extra large flowers. Free. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alf Thornly. Double. Sepals pink flushed deep pink. Corolla pale cream speckled with deep pink. Free flowering. Bush. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alice Ashton. Double. Sepal pink flushed to lilac. Corolla Porcelain blue flushed to light pink. Lax bush. Basket. Large flower.. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alice Travis. Semi-double. Sepal carmine. Corolla deep violet blue splashed and veined carmine. Bush. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA All Pink. Single. Sepal deep blush pink. Corolla deep pink flushed salmon pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alsa Garnet. Double. Sepal white flushed red. Corolla Garnet red with white veins. Bush. Free flowering. The larger flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alison Ewart. Single. Sepal neyron rose flush to mauve at tip. Corolla mauve veined light pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alison Reynolds. Double. Sepal rose Bengal. Corolla violet shading to rose at base. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Allegra. Double. Sepals pale rose. Corolla rose Bengal flaring out at base. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alice Larson. Double. Sepal white flushed to the tip with pale pink. Corolla white. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alan Ayckburn. Single. Sepal baby pink flushed white. Corolla white small and neat. Free flowering. Self branching. Bush. Small. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Al Stetler. Double. Sepal pink veined white. Corolla rose flushed and speckled salmon. Standard. Free flowering. Ex-large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Alwin. Semi-double. Sepal neyron rose veined white. Corolla white flushed pink, veined red. Free flowering. Bush. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Amanda Bridgend. Double. Sepal white, flushed rose underneath. Image. 1000
Corolla deep blue streaked pink. Self branching. Medium flower.
FUCHSIA Amanda Jones. Single. Sepal soft blush pink veined white. Corolla imperial purple flushed pink. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Amazing Mary. Semi-double. Sepal light red. Corolla dark red splashed cerise. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Ambassador. Semi-double. Sepal pale pink flushed rose pink. Corolla pink flushed and veined violet. Bush. Medium,large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Amelie Aubin. Single. Sepal white with green tips. Corolla rose cerise flushed and veined white. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA America. Single. Sepal white with pink overtone. Corolla crimson flushed and veined pink. Lax bush. Basket. Extra-large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA American Flaming Glory. Double. Sepal pink flushed salmon. Corolla purple flushed and veined, red, pink, orange. Bush. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA American Prelude. Double. Sepal pink veined white. Corolla blue with splashes of deep pink. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Amigo. Semi-double. Sepal deep salmon. Corolla deep purple flecked and veined salmon. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Amy Lye. Single. Sepal White, tipped green. Corolla coral orange veined with salmon. Lax. Basket. Standard. Free flowering. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Andre Le Nostra. Double. Sepal carmine veined red. Corolla purple fading with age to red. Bush. Free flowering. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Andre Carnegie. Double. Sepal crimson flushed white. Corolla white veined and flushed cerise. Lax bush. Basket. Free. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Andrew. Single. Sepal pale rose madder. Corolla pale Tyrian purple veined rose. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA Andrew Hadfield. Single. Sepal carmine veined pink. Corolla orchid blue with pink veins. Bush. Standard. Upright blooms. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Andrew Ryle. Single. Sepal crimson veined white. Corolla white with long deep crimson veins. Bush. Very free flowering. Small. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Andromeda. Single. Sepal pale red. Corolla light lilac with red veins. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Angela. Double. Sepal pale pink. Corolla very deep purple veined salmon pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Angela Leslie. Double. Sepal pink, light pink at base. Corolla blush pink with rose veins. Lax bush. Basket. Heavy blooms. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Angela Rippon. Single. Sepal China rose. Corolla wisteria blue flushed and veined rose. Bush. Standard. Medium to large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Angela’s Lilac. Double. Sepal mid pink. Corolla mid lilac veined deep pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium to large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Angeline. Double. Sepal white flushed pink. Corolla light lilac, violet at base. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Angels Dream. Double. Sepal pink with white veined. Corolla white flushed and veined rose. Lax bush. Basket. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Angels Flight. Double. Sepal pink vein rose. Corolla white with pink veins. Lax. Basket. Free flowering. Self branching. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Anna of Longleat. Semi-double. Sepal pale pink. Corolla lavender flushed pink. Lax. Basket. Can be late flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Annabell. Double. Sepal white, blushed with pink. Corolla pure white. Bush. Basket. Standard. August flowering. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Annabelle Stubbs. Double. Sepal peach lightly veined with cerise. Corolla rosy peach. Free. Not restricted. Trailer. Extra large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Anne. Single. Sepals very pale cerise. Corolla mauve flushed and veined cerise. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Ann Lee. Double. Sepal cerise veined purple. Corolla violet purple flushed and veined cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Ann Howard Tripp. Semi-double. Sepal white tipped green. Corolla white veined pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Ann Pacey. Double. Sepal pink tipped green. Corolla phlox pink shading to neyron rose. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Ann's Beauty. Double. Sepal neyron rose. Corolla violet purple with patches of rose. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Ann's Delight. Double. Sepal pink flushed salmon. Corolla Orchid pink veined salmon-pink. Bush. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Anthea Day. Double. Sepal rich red veined pink. Corolla blush pink splashed red. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Antigone. Single. Sepal white flushed pale pink. Corolla blush pink overlaid with orange. Free flowering. Self branching. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Antonia. Single. Sepal pale pink flushed rose. Corolla cerise veined pink flushed rose. Bush. Standard. Good bedding plant. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Apache. Double. Sepal cerise veined lilac pink. Corolla medium purple flushed lilac pink. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Aphrodite. Double. Sepal coral pink veined white. Corolla white flushed salmon pink. Bush. Standard. Self branching. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Applause. Double. Sepal cream fading to pale carmine. Corolla coral flushed and beached orange. Basket. Weeping standard. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Aquarius. Single. Sepal pink. Corolla pink fading to pale lilac. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Standard. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arabella. Single. Sepal white veined and flushed pink. Corolla dark rose pink speckled cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arabella Improved. Single. Sepal white. Corolla claret fading to pink at base, veined white. Bush. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arborescens. (Species). Clusters of small mauve flowers. Tall. Very Vigorous. Greenhouse climber. Not to every ones taste. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arcady. Single. Sepal pink veined salmon. Corolla deep rose edged salmon veined coral. Bush. Free flowering. Small to medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arcadia. Single. Sepal red fading to cerise. Corolla magenta rose flushed salmon. Long whippy growth. Basket. Lax. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arcadia Lady. Single. Sepal pink flushed with coral pink. Corolla magenta with coral overtone. Bush. Standard. Medium bloom. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arcadia Gold. Double. Sepal deep red. Corolla milky white veined and streaked pink. Lax. Basket. Ornamental. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arc En Ciel. Single. Sepal deep cerise. Corolla metallic blue veined cerise. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Archie Owen. Double. Sepals soft pink. Corolla soft pink veined salmon-pink. Lax bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Ornamental. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arels Avendzon. Double. Sepal pink veined red. Corolla deep reddish purple. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Ark Royal. Double. Sepals deep red. Corolla white splashed and veined red. Bush. Self branching. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arlendon. Semi-double. Sepal bright red veined white. Corolla Image. 1000
white veined cerise-pink. Bush. Self branching. Free flowering.
FUCHSIA. Art Deco. Double. Sepal aubergine red. Corolla white streaked very deep scarlet. Lax bush. Trailer. Free flowering. Medium double. Image. 1000
Arthur Bland. Semi-double. Sepal geranium lake. Corolla purple flushed violet at base. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Arthur Cope. Semi-double. Sepals red flushed rose cerise. Corolla waxy white flushed rose. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Athela. Single. Sepal creamy pink with white veins. Corolla salmon pink flushed pale pink. Bush. Standard. Self branching. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Atlantica. Semi-double. Sepal red veined pink, flushed white. Corolla red and white flushed pink. Bush. Medium large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Atlantis. Semi-double. Sepal white flushed pink, deep pink inside. Corolla lilac splashed mauve on edge. Bush. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Atomic Glow. Double. Sepal pink with green tips. Corolla orange pink veined salmon. Lax bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Audary. Single. Sepal red veined pink. Corolla purple fading to pink at base. Basket. Weeping standard. Self branching. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Auntie Jinks. Semi-double. Sepal white flushed rose pink. Corolla purple flushed mauve. Basket. Free flowering. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Autie Maggie. Single. Sepal flesh pink. Corolla pink with overtones of geranium lake. Bush. Standard. Free-flowering. Small. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Aunt Juliana. Double. Sepal reddish carmine. Corolla pale lilac veined and streaked red. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Aurora Superba. Single. Sepal light apricot flushed salmon. Corolla deep orange peach. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Australia Fair. Double. Sepal red veined crimson. Corolla white veined red splashed crimson. Bush. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Autumnale. Single. Sepal red veined pink. Corolla purple flushed red. Variegated foliage. Very horizontal. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Avocet. Single. Sepal crimson vein white. Corolla white with red flush. Bush. Standard. Self branching. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Avon Gem. Single. Sepal red, mauve flush. Corolla purple fading to magenta. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Self branching. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Avon Celebration. Double. Sepal white veined lavender. Corolla white flushed lavender. Variegated foliage. Bush. Free flowering. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Avon Gold. Single. Sepal pink tipped green. Corolla pale lavender streaked cerise. Bush. Free flowering. Variegated foliage. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. A.W. Taylor. Single. Sepal pale pink flushed white tipped green. Corolla pale lilac fading to lilac blue. Bush. Medium to large flower. Image. 1000

FUCHSIA. Baby Blue Eyes. Single. Sepal cerise with white veins. Corolla lavender with red patches. Bush. Free flowering. Small flowers Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Baby Chang. Single. Sepal orange flushed red. Corolla brilliant orange streaked coral. Lax. Basket. Free flowering. Small flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Baby Face. Double. Sepal baby pink tipped green flushed cream. Corolla creamy white with pale pink veins. Lax. Basket. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Baby Girl. Single sepal white flushed mauve. Corolla blue with white and pink veins. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Small flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Baby Lilac. Double. Sepal white flushed lilac. Corolla light pink fading to lilac at base. Lax. Basket. Free. Medium to Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Baby Pink. Double. Sepal light pink flushed salmon. Corolla light pink veined deeper pink. Lax. Semi-trailer. Bush. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bacillaris. (species). Sepal rose-pink spreading and reflexing slightly. Corolla rose. Very small flowers. Upright and bushy. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bagworthy Water. Single. Sepal salmon orange with green tips. Corolla claret rose fading to neyron rose. Basket. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Balcon Queen. Semi-double. Sepal cerise flushed rose madder. Corolla lilac veined and flushed cerise. Bush. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Balkonkonigion. Single. Sepal pale pink, light pink on underside. Corolla pink shading to lighter at base. Lax bush. Basket. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Ballet Girl. Double. Sepal bright cerise. Corolla white veined cerise at base. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bambini. Single. Sepal rich crimson flushed mauve. Corolla mallow purple flecked and veined red. Bush. Very compact. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Barbara. Single. Sepal pink flushed cerise. Corolla cerise veined and flecked red. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Barnet Fair. Double. Sepal red veined pink. Corolla pale pink veined and flecked red. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Baron De Ketteller. Double. Sepal rich crimson veined red. Corolla purple flushed pale pink. Bush. Standard. Very large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Baroque Pearl. Double. Sepal light neyron rose. Corolla dark amethyst violet veined rose. Bush. Upright. Small flowers.
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FUCHSIA. Barry's Queen. Single. Sepal pink flushed with white. Corolla purple fading to lilac at base pink veins. (Golden Border Queen). Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Basketful. Double. Sepal pink veined white. Corolla white flushed and veined pink. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beacon Rosa. Single. Sepal deep-pink. Corolla light pink veined and splashed red. Bush. Free flowering. Self-branching. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bealings. Double. Sepal waxy-white, ageing to faintest pink. Corolla intense violet flushed pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beau Nash. Single. Sepal waxy pale pink veined purple. Corolla fuchsia purple flushed white. Bush. Standard. Free. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beauty of Bath. Double. Sepal pale-pink. Corolla pure white flushed and veined salmon pink. Bush. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beauty of Exeter. Semi-double.sepal light rosy salmon. Corolla deep rose salmon. Basket. Lax bush. Free flowering. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beauty of Swanley. Single. Sepals white tinged pink at the tips. Corolla soft pink, fleshed with Coral. Bush. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beauty of Trowbridge. Single. Sepal creamy-white with rose veins. Corolla rosy cerise flushed salmon. Bush. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beauty Queen. Double. Sepals red with lighter red veins. Corolla vibrant purple fading to light red at base. Bush. Free. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bella Forbes. Double. Sepal cerise flushed cream. Corolla creamy-white with cerise veins. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bella Madina. Single. Sepal pink. Corolla pink flushed with claret and splashed with light purple. Bush. Very large flower. Free. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bella Mia. Single. Sepal pink tipped white. Corolla orange-red with white veins. Bush. Longer blooms. Standard. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bella Rosella. Double. Sepal pink flushed to lavender. Corolla mauve veined and flushed pink. Bush. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bell Bottoms. Single. Sepal light salmon fading to pale orange-salmon. Corolla purple flushed coral at base. Bush. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Belle de Lisse. Double. Sepal white flushed mauve. Corolla pale lilac with white veins. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Belle of Salem. Single. Sepals deep rose flushed lavender. Corolla lavender with rose stripes. Lax bush. Basket. Very large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Belsay Beauty. Semi-double. Sepal Rhodamine on top, pink underneath. Corolla violet fading to cyclamen purple. Bush. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Belvoir Beauty. Semi-double. Sepal white tipped green. Corolla bluebird blue on lilac base. Bush. Standard. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Belvoir Elf. Single. Sepal Tyrian purple tipped green. Corolla violet purple veined white. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Belvoir Lakes. Single. Sepal cerise tipped green. Corolla imperial purple fading to light purple rose at base, red veins. Bush. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Berkley. Double. Sepal pink flushed red. Corolla purple fading to red at base, pink veins. Lax bush. Basket. Free. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Berliner kind. Double. Sepal red. Corolla creamy-white veined and Streaked pink. Bush. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bermuda. Double. Sepals red veined deep red. Corolla dark purple with red flecks. Bush. Free flowering. Upright. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bernadette. Double. Sepal pale rose pink. Corolla Veronica blue splashed and veined rose. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beth Robley. Double. Sepal salmon. Corolla salmon orange flushed Coral. Lax bush. Basket. Natural trailer. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Betsy Ross. Double. Sepal red. Corolla white flushed and veined bluish violet. Basket. Lax bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Betsy Trotwood. Single. Sepal red veined pink. Corolla purple flushed and veined pink at the base. Bush. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Betty. Semi-double. Sepal rose red. Corolla creamy white flushed and veined red. Lax bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Beverley. Single. Sepal neyron rose. Corolla fuchsia purple crepe affect bloom. Bush. Standard. Bell-shaped. Medium flower.
FUCHSIA. Beverley Baby. Single. Sepal white veined pink. Corolla aster flushed carmine. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bewitched. Semi-double. Sepal white flushed pink. Corolla claret fading to purple at base. Lax bush. Basket. Standard. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bianca. Double. Sepal white flushed Coral. Corolla vibrant white. Lax bush. Basket. Natural trailer. Self branching. Extra-large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bicentennial. Double. Sepal Indian orange flushed deep orange. Corolla Indian orange veined and Streaked magenta. Lax bush. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Billy Green. Triphylla Type. Sepal pinkish salmon. Corolla deep pink flushed salmon orange. Bush. Basket. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Billy Roe. Single. Sepal cerise splashed mauve. Corolla purple veined and specked cerise. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bishops Bell. Semi-double. Sepal pink with green tips. Corolla violet pink flushed and veined salmon at base. Bush. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bittersweet. Double. Sepal pale pink. Corolla rose salmon splashed deep orange. Lax bush. Basket. Self branching. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Black Beauty. Double. Sepal deep pink veined white. Corolla purple veined and splashed pink. Bush. Free flowering. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Black Prince. Single. Sepal red. Corolla darkest purple flushed crimson. Bush. Strong grower. Free-flowing. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blanche Regina. Double. Sepal white veined violet. Corolla amethyst violet flushed white. Lax bush. Basket. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blants New Stripped. Single. Sepal cerise. Corolla purple Streaked and veined rose, red, orange. Bush. Standard. Free. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blaze Away. Double. Sepal vermillion rose. Corolla red with orange splashes. Lax bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blowick. Single. Sepal white flushed pink. Corolla mallow purple flushed and veined rose pink. Lax bush. Basket. Free. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Beauty. Double. Sepal red veined cerise. Corolla purple fading to red at base. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Small flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Boy. Double. Sepal white tinged blush pink. Corolla deep violet blue veined pink. Bush. Standard. Self branching. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Butterfly. Semi-double. Sepal white flushed cream. Corolla deep violet veined white. Lax bush. Basket. Natural trailer. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Elf. Single. Sepal rose pink. Corolla light blue veined and striped deep pink. Bush. Self branching. Very strong. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Halo. Double. Sepal pink flushed with cream. Corolla white veined pale pink, edged blue. Lax bush. Weeping standard. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Hawaii. Semi-double. Sepal pale pink. Corolla clove pink veined salmon orange. Bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Ice. Single. Sepal rose flushed mauve. Corona lavender flushed and veined rose. Bush. Standard. Short jointed. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Jacket. Semi-double. Sepal crimson flushed purple. Corolla dark blue fading to purple with age. Bush. Free flowering. Single. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Lagoon. Double. Sepal bright red veined blue. Corolla deep purple fading to blue at base. Bush. Self branching. Free. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Lakes. Double. Sepal white flushed magenta. Corolla aster veined and flushed violet. Bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Mink. Single. Sepal carmine. Corolla dark purple shading to at blue. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Mirage. Double. Sepal white veined red. Corolla aster violet flushed and speckled white. Bush. Very striking. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Pearl. Double. Sepal pink flushed white. Corolla violet blue with pink veins. Lax bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Pendant. Double. Sepal pale clear pink veined dark pink. Corolla very light powder blue. Lax bush. Basket. Free. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Petticoat. Double. Sepal pink flushed and veined white. Corolla purple fading to pink at base. Basket. Weeping standard. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Pinwheel. Single. Sepal red. Corolla Orchid blue with overtones of red. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Sails. Single. Sepal neyron rose deeper rose on underside. Corolla dark lilac to fuchsia purple, pink at base. Bush. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Satin. Double. Sepal white veined purple. Corolla indigo blue flushed and veined white. Lax bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Veil. Double. Sepal pure-white. Corolla light lilac veined and streaked white. Basket. Weeping standard. Free. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blue Waves. Double. Sepal Phlox pink flushed to neyron rose. Corolla deep campanella veined rose. Bush. Standard. Free. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blush of Dawn. Double. Sepal waxy white. Corolla light lilac flushed deepest salmon-pink. Lax bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Blythe. Semi-double. Sepals rose pink veined lavender. Corolla lavender blue flushed lilac. Bush. Standard. Bell-shaped Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bobby Boy. Double. Sepal reddish rose. Corolla bluish rose splashed orange-salmon. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bobby Dazzler. Double. Sepal claret veined rose-pink. Corolla Indian lake streaked and bloched rose. Bush. Standard. Large flowers. Image. 1000
Bobby Shaftoe. Semi-double. Sepal frosty white tipped green. Corolla white flushed pink at base. Bush. Free flowering. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bobby Wingrove. Single. Sepal turkey red. Corolla deep turkey red almost self coloured. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bobolink. Double. Sepal fresh pink, whitish pink on underside. Corolla purple splashed and veined pink. Bush. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bobs Choice. Single. Sepal white flushed china rose, tipped green. Corolla white veined rose purple at base. Bush. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Boerhave. Single. Sepal deep red veined white. Corolla very deep Image. 1000
rose-pink fading to salmon at base. Bush. Long blooms. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Boliviana. (species). Sepal dark red. Corolla varying from light red to dark red. Bush. Upright. Very shrubby. Long tube. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Boliviana Alba. (species). Tube longer, white. Corolla red. Very large bush. Free flowering. Tree fuchsia. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bon Accord. Single. Sepals waxy white veined mauve. Corolla delicate purple flushed white. Lax bush. Weeping standard. Single. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bonanza. Single. Sepal bright flushed pink. Corolla deep purple with pink veins. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bon Bon. Double. Sepal light pink flushed salmon. Corolla pale pink flushed rose pink. Lax. Basket. Weeping standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bonita. Double. Sepal light pink. Corolla orchid purple flushed and veined salmon. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bonnie Lass. Double. Sepal pure white. Corolla rich velvet blue veined white. Bush. Strong grower. Standard. Self branching. Small. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bonny. Double. Sepal rosy red veined white. Corolla white tends to fade in full sun. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bora Bora. Double. Sepal white flushed pink. Corolla purplish mauve fading to light blue, very frilly. Lax bush. Basket. Free. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Border Queen. Single. Sepal white flushed pink green at tip. Corolla amethyst violet flush, fading to pink at base. Bush. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Border Reiver. Single. Sepal neyron rose veined scarlet. Corolla cardinal red. Bush. Free flowering. Standard. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bornemanns Best. Triphylla Type. Sepal orange. Corolla deep rich red. Bush. Stronger grower. Free flowering. Self branching. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Boson’s Norah. Single. Sepal salmon orange. Corolla rich deep salmon. Bush. Free flowering. Longer flower. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bouffant. Single. Sepal deep red. Corolla pure white. Lax bush. Basket. Free flowering. Natural trailer. Large flower. Self branching. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bountiful. Double. Sepal white, flushed pink on the underside. Corolla creamy-white, salmon-pink at base. Bush. Standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bouvigne 91. Double. Sepal red veined lilac tipped green. Corolla lilac flushed and edged purple. Bush. Standard. Free. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bow Bells. Semi-double. Sepal white. Corolla light blue flushed white. Bush. Free flowering. Self branching. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brandts 500 Club. Single. Sepal cerise flushed Coral. Corolla cerise veined and striped orange, red. Lax bush. Basket. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Breckland. Single. Sepal flesh pink. Corolla violet fading to deep mauve flecked pink. Bush. Self branching. Free. Medim flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Breeders Dream. Double. Sepal white veined purple. Corolla light purple flushed deep mauve. Bush. Standard. Free-flowering. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brenda. Double. Sepal white tipped pink, Corolla deep pink flushed and veined light pink. Bush. Standard. Medium flowers. Free. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brenda Pritchard. Semi-double. Sepal neyron rose. Corolla reddish purple flecked carmine at base. Bush Basket. Free flowering. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brenda Megan Hill. Single. Sepal pink veined white. Corolla lavender flushed and veined rose pink. Bush. Strong grower. Medium Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brenda White. Single. Sepal carmine white. Corolla cerise veined and edged carmine. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brentwood. Semi-double. Sepal pure white. Corolla white flushed with blush pink. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brian Stannard. Sepal. flesh pink. Corolla lavender veined flushed and speckled pink. Bush. Free flowering. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bridal Pink. Double. Sepal pink veined white. Corolla pale pink with overtones of dark pink. Lax bush. Basket. Weeping standard. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bridal Veil. Double. Sepal creamy-white. Corolla powder lilac flushed coral pink. Basket. Weeping standard. Free flowering. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bridesmaid. Double. Sepal white flushed pale pink with green tips. Corolla pale purple flushed pink. Bush. Standard. Free Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brigadoon. Double. Sepal pink veined mauve. Corolla Violet blue fading to indigo blue. Bush. Self branching. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brighton Belle. Triphylla Type. Sepal rosy red. Corolla salmon flushed rose red. Bush. Strong grower. Free flowering. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. British Jubilee. Double. Sepal deep crimson. Corolla deep crimson flushed with pale rose. Bush. Very attractive. Free. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. British Stirling. Semi-double. Sepal white on top rose-pink underneath. Corolla lavender flushed pink. Bush. Free. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brixham Orpheus. Single. Sepal Venetian pink splashed and veined deeper pink. Corolla Mandarin red veined salmon. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Brookwood Joy. Double. Sepal white on top pink underneath. Corolla violet splashed and veined pink. Bush. Self branching. Large. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bubble Hanger. Single. Sepal pale pink veined rose. Corolla rose madder flushed pale salmon. Lax bush. Basket. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Buddha. Semi-double. Sepal rich wine red. Corolla deep rich red. Bush. Standard. Self branching. Medium flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Bunny. Semi-double. Sepal cerise veined violet rose. Corolla lilac pink veined and streaked lilac rose. Bush. Free. Small flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Burning Bush. Double. Sepal scarlet. Corolla purple flushed scarlet. (Autumnal & Rubens) lax bush. Basket. Ornamental. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Buttercup. Single. Sepal pale pink veined orange. Corolla orange flushed deep pink at base. Basket. Weeping standard. Medium. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Butterfly. Single. Sepal crimson veined white. Corolla red flushed and speckled magenta. Lax bush. Basket. Large flowers. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Single. Sepal rose pink tipped green. Corolla lavender-purple flushed with a silver sheen. Bush. Large flower. Image. 1000
FUCHSIA. Buttons & Bows. Double. Sepal red veined white. Corolla pure brilliant white. Bush. Standard. Free flowering. Medium flower. Image. 1000

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The Art of Growing and Showing Fuchsia’s.

Today I want to show you a number of different ways that you can grow your Fuchsia plants in hanging Baskets, as well as growing Fuchsia’s in many more containers.Some Fuchsia Nurseries and Garden Centres will supply a ready made hanging basket, in the basket they will also insert other so called hanging plants these plants make a well designed basket look cheap.We have noticed at some of the larger Garden Centre’s the Fuchsia varieties used have been the hardy garden varieties. Hardy Fuchsia plants are not of any use in Fuchsia hanging baskets or other container, i.e. Fuchsia pots, Fuchsia troughs or Fuchsia patio planters (unless you are growing Fuchsia hardies for your local show). We have seen at times such Fuchsia hardies as "Fuchsia Refus the Red" this variety is so fast growing it will out grow any Fuchsia hanging basket and it will need to be pruning all season, this is likely to remove all the flowering branches. Fuchsia Refus is best planted straight into a border and being hardy it will keep on flowering year after year.

Most hardy Fuchsia plants will grow into a fine shrub, a Fuchsia shrub is treated very much like any other shrub pruned approx mid to late spring, the longer you leave the dead wood on top of the hardy Fuchsia plant the better, pruning to early in the season may open the plant up to diseases, plus if there is a very cold snap the frost might just enter the crown of the plant and kill the Fuchsia altogether, if the old wood is left on the plant it will help to deflect some of the frost away from the centre of the crown.

Sticking with hardy Fuchsia’s for a moment we have found there are two very good Fuchsia hedging plants on the market they are "Fuchsia Magellanica types", the first is Fuchsia Magellanica Gracilis and Gracilis versicolour or (variagata) these varieties can be obtained from most Fuchsia Nurseries or via mail order. The flower size on these varieties is not large but they will flower for eight months of the year and are covered from head to foot with bloom, also these plants are so vigorous after only three years they will make a large Fuchsia hedge in warmer parts of the country. They stay green and do not need any pruning. These plants will not tolerate shaded areas in-fact there are not many Fuchsia plants for shaded areas they are best grown in good light, some of the White varieties will turn Fuchsia Pink in full sunshine.
The mail order of Fuchsia’s has taken off over the last 20 years and we use it ourselves when looking for new Fuchsia varieties for our own Mail Order business.

Most Fuchsia plants will require a certain amount of pinching. Pinching Fuchsia’s will make the plant more bushy over the season but to much pinching can result in less flowers, let me explain the art of pinching, pinching is where the plant has it’s growing tip’s removed to encourage more flowering side shoots, the problem we have is the tip you remove will have all the flower buds, so removing them cuts down the amount of flower at that time. The side shoots will develop over time and make flowering tips of there own, this can take up to six weeks for a Single flowered variety like Fuchsia Flash, this variety has a single Magenta Red flower which is very free flowering so hard pinching will not do to much damage. Fuchsia Army Nurse is another variety that will respond to hard pinching even though it is classed as a semi-double flower, the flowers are small and very profuse.

The pinching of Double flowering Fuchsia varieties like Fuchsia Seventh Heaven and Fuchsia Blue Eyes are much harder to control, when to pinch and when not to pinch is the brain teaser especially if Seventh Heaven Fuchsia is your chosen cultivars for your local show. The wrong pinching dates can have the result that you miss the local or national show dates. Here is a little tip most Double Flowering Fuchsia’s will take ten to twelve weeks to flower from your first pinching, always grow more than one plant if you are due to show fuchsia plants, this might seem very obvious but over the last thirty years growing and judging local and national shows the amount of entrant’s having to drop out from the shows due to the entries only being in bud and not in flower was very high. This is such a shame because growing Fuchsia plants for showing is very rewarding, you also has a double edge to your sword, the more your plants are seen the more exposure your spin-off Nursery income can benefit, (we will go more into this next month).
Over the years we have been asked many questions about the growing of Fuchsia’s, the number one question is where is the best place to plant Fuchsia’s and when can they be planted outside? The first answer to where to plant Fuchsia, anywhere you like as long as the Fuchsia’s you plant outside are not varieties such as Fuchsia Gartenmeister Bonstedt, that is a triphylla-type and is best grown indoors. To most Fuchsia gardeners the Fuchsia plant is more at home in a Hanging Basket or Patio Planter. Some varieties such as Fuchsia Purple Rain do require a sheltered position but not total shade, this variety will suffer from rain and wind damage.
The overriding enjoyment to most Fuchsia Gardeners is to see a well grown Fuchsia plant in a hanging basket gently rustling in the mid summer breeze, this is the first love of all Fuchsia growers.

We hope you have enjoyed this months Blog.

Next month we will be looking at growing Fuchsia’s from seed.

How to capture and save seed from your own plants.

How to Grow and train your own Fuchsia Standards.

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How To Clear Blocked Drains - Part 1
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How To Create A Vertical Garden
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How to Create a Welcoming Garden
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How to maintain a landscaped garden
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How to Plan a Lawn Maintenance Schedule
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How To Plant A Garden Part 1
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How To Prune A Grape Vine
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Hybrid Tea Roses Developing A Great Understanding
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How do hydroponic systems benefit plant growth
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How Do I Prepare My Pond For Spring Time?
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Helpful Hints For Beginner Gardening
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Hanging Baskets in Your Garden
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Herb Gardening
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HERB Gardening herb indoor
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Herbs. Growing Herbs For Companion Plants
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Herbs, Your Guide To Herb Gardening
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Your Own Japanese Garden Part 1
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Your Own Japanese Garden Part 2
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Your Landscape Questions Answered
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Why Silk Flowers Are Much Sought After?
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SILK Why People Like Artificial Plants
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Shrubs and Spring Easy Beauty For Your Home
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Shrubs For Winter Gardening
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Shrubs, Introduction to Ornamental Shrubs
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Shrubs, Landscaping With Shrubs
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Shrubs, Small Shrubs and Bushes
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Shrubs, When to prune
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Soil, Foundation Of Your Garden
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Soil Analysis By Leaf Testing For Correct Fertilizer
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Soil Get Your Garden Cooking With Friable Soil
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SOIL Let Other People Pay You To Improve Your Soil
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Soil pH Easy Solutions
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Soil, pH Growing Plants In Alkaline Soils
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Soil Testing A Necessary Task Before Planting
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Pruning The 3 Main Principles Behind Pruning Tree
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Pruning Herbs Herbaceous Perennials And Small Shrubs
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Pruning In The Autumn What You Should And Should
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PRUNING Thinking of Pruning
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Pruning Trees & Shrubs One Mistake You Must Not make
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Pruning Trees And Shrubs In The Spring What not to do
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Pyrethrum A Natural Insecticide
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Raspberry, Good Raspberry Bushes for Home Gardens
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Roses
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Rose Bush Care And Maintenance During The Winter
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Rose Fungi
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Rose Garden And Other Flower Gardening
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Rooting Hormone Powder How to Make your own
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Rose Garden Tips
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Rose Gardening A Highly Rewarding Pastime
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Rose Gardening
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Rose Garden,Tips on How to Grow Roses in Your Garden
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Rose Growing Climate
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Rose, How Revealed Rose Secrets Revealed Roses
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Rose Organic Rose Fertilizer 2 Magic Ingredients
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Rose Propagation
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Roses 5 Secrets To Growing The "best Roses" around
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Roses, A Brief Guide To Rose Gardening
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Roses, Best Pillar Roses
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Roses Caring For Climbing Rose Bushes Couldn't Be hard
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Roses, Caring For Your Roses
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Roses Climbing Roses A Special Way To Grow them
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Roses, Climbing RosesThe Perfect Choice
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Roses, Common Rose Diseases & Treatments
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Roses, Container Roses Love Your Roses And Enjoy Them
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Roses Finding The Best Location For Your Rose Garden
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Roses, Flowers that mix with our Roses
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Roses Grow RosesTips To Grow Healthy And Beautiful
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Roses, Grow Roses to Give as Gifts
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Roses Growing Roses In Dry Climates Precondition
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Roses How To Grow Roses 5 Tips To Grow Healthy Roses
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Roses, How to plant roses part 1
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Roses How To Plant Roses Part 2
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Roses Improve Your Landscaping With a Rose Garden
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Roses Essential Things Needed In The Soil For Your roses
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Roses, More On Roses
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Roses, Pruning Your Roses Correctly
http://www.howtogardenbetterno193.blogspot.com/

Roses, Rose Gardening Tips
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Roses, Tackling Rose Diseases
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Roses The Root Of All Things Planting Roses Properly
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Roses Tips on Growing Roses, Beautiful Roses
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Roses, Treatment and Insect Prevention of Roses
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Roses, Two General Methods to Drying Roses
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Roses, Where to Order Blue Roses
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Tips 6 Styling Tips For Your Fresh Cut Flowers
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Tips 7 Time Saving Gardening Tips
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Tips 15 ways to create a great garden without gardening
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Tips, On Growing Poinsettia
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Tips A Guide To Growing Fantastic Flowers
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Tips Advice On Attracting Butterflies To Your Garden
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Tips, Choosing the Best Plants for your Garden
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Tips, Container Gardening for Beginners
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Tips Container Gardening Tips For Planning & Potting
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Tips Create A Tranquil Getaway It's Easier Than You think
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Tips 9 tips on Cut flowers
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Tips Do It Yourself Lawn Care 5 Tips For Maintenance
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Tips Do You Need Organic Garden Pest Control Tips
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Tips, Everything Outside Gardening Tips
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Tips Flower Garden Design The Secret of Color
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Tips for a Better Looking Landscape Design
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Tips For Beautiful Landscaping
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Tips for Beautifying Your Home: Inside and Out
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Tips For Better Lawn Garden Care
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Tips For Building A Great Greenhouse
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Tips For Building And Running A Greenhouse
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Tips for Buying a Green House Kit
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Tips For Creating Your Dream Out door Living Space
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Tips for eliminating uninvited outdoor guests
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Tips for Growing Bamboo
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Tips for Growing Beginner Bonsai Trees
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Tips for growing chillies
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Tips For Growing Perennials And Herbs In Pots/containers
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Tips For Growing The Flowering Dogwood Tree
http://www.howtogardenbetterno239.blogspot.com/

Tips For Growing Tomatoes In Containers
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Tips For Handling Lawn Care Problems
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Tips for Hydroponics Gardening
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Tips for Keeping Your Garden in Color All Season
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Tips For Planning And Designing Your Garden
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Tips For Planting Tulip Bulbs
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Tips for Removing Household Stains
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Tips For Selecting A Hummingbird Feeder
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Tips For Winter Lawn Care
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Tips Garden Care Do Perennials Need Less Maintenance
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Tips Gardening and Pest Control Hints and Tips
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Tips Gardening Design Ideas and Tips
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Tips, Gardening Tips For Seniors
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Tips Great Fall Landscape Tips for Fun and Maintenance
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Tips, Great Plants To Grow In Hanging Baskets
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Tips, Growing Roses Spring Questions About Pruning
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Tips, Growing your own vegetables from seed
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Tips, Herb Gardening Tips For Your Herb Garden
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How to Grow Corn
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How to Grow Herbs
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How to Grow Spinach
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How To Make Indoor Plants Thrive
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Tips, Lawn Care Tips
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Tips Lawn Care Tips Six Easy Steps to a Great Lawn
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Organic Make Your Own Organic Liquid Fertilizers
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Organic Pest Control Create Natural Barriers
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Organic Plant Food Natures Magick Ingredient
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Organic Plant Nutrients Offer a Green Solution
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Organic Re Mineralization - The Missing Link
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Organic, Six Ticks for Organic Gardening
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Organic, The Incomplete Organic Gardener
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Landscape - Organic
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Organic Vegetable Gardening
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Organic Vegetable Gardens
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Organic Why Mulching Needs To Be Part of your
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Ornamental Bushes For Fall Colour In Your Dry Climate
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Ornamental Plants That Can Ruin Your Garden
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Outdoor Deck Design Using Wall Fountains
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Outdoor Fountains Add Charm And Style
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Outdoor Garden Rooms For Relaxation
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Outdoor Garden Rooms to Sooth the Soul
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Outdoor hammocks - Relaxing, calming, and stress-free
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Outdoor Kitchen Landscape Design: Making the Most
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Outdoor Landscaping Ideas
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Outdoor Landscaping Ideas For The Novice
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Outdoor Landscaping Ideas For The Yard And Garden
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Outdoor Lights - No Rules for Lighting the Pathway
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Outdoor Lighting Accessories
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Outdoor Living All Year Long
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Outdoor Planters A Great Choice For Planting
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How to grow Perennial Flowers
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Patio, All About Garden Treasures Patio
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Patio, All About Garden patio
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Patio Designs - How To Make Them Interesting
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Patio Attract a Party Add a Pond in Your Backyard
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Patio Discover How To Plan A Backyard Garden
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Patio Keys to Creating A Beautiful Functional Yard
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Patio Outdoor Patio Design Using Water Wall Fountain
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Perennials Choosing Annuals or Perennials for you
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Perennial, Creating a Perennial Garden
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Perennial, Garden Design Planning Herbaceous Beds
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Perennials, Landscaping with Perennials
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Perennial Flowers How to Select, Purchase & Plant
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Pergolas & Patios A Gardening Guide
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Peppers Getting Rid of Aphids
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Peach Let Your Flowering Peach Tree Bloom
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Patio Why Landscaping a Patio Can Look Really good
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Patio, The Business of Shades
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Patuio, Landscaping Your Patio
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Pest Control
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Pest Control: Chemicals and Alternatives The Pros
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Pest Control Putting Integrated Pest Management I
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Pest Control The Most Suitable Way Of Aphid Control
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Pest Control for Indoor Gardens
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Pest, Controlling Pests and Protecting Your Garden
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Pests Dealing with Garden Pests - Fighting Nature'
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Pests, Garden Techniques Dealing With Pests
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Pests, Natural Garden Pesticides
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Tree, A Basic Review Of Evergreen Tree
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Tree, About Tree's Classified As Evergreen
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Tree Artificial Bonsai Trees Would Suit Any Environment
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Tree Artificial Trees Are of Different Varieties
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Tree Care - The Unseen Dangers That Threaten
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Tree Care Routine Gardening Tasks That Can Damage
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TREE Choosing a Tree for your Small Garden
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Tree Determining The Exact Age Of A Tree
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Tree, Do Any of Your Trees Need Pruning?
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Tree Garden Design Issues Planting
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Tree, Growing Landscape Bushes As Small Trees
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Tree, Growing Trees for Shade
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Tree Damage Due to the Gypsy Moth
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Tree How Fools Garden Lemon Tree Song Evolved
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Tree How Mimosa Tree Makes A Rich Garden
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Tree How The Willow Tree Inspires Poets
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How to Plant a Tree
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3 Easy Backyard Ideas to Try
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3 Easy Guidelines on Black Mold and Mildew Prevent
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3 in expensive ways to transform your backyard
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3 Keys to Creating a Great Out door Space.
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5 Pieces Of Equipment Every Gardener Needs
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5 tips to install a gazebo - do it yourself
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7 Garden Decor Tips
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7 Tips To A Successful Garden
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10 Reasons for Building Your Own Raised Bed Garden
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10 Good Reasons for Your Own Raised Beds
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10 Tips to Save Time for Busy Gardeners
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2009 Gardening Resolutions
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Climbing Plants
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Composting Questions Answered
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Floating Fountains and Aerators
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Fountains Are A Must
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Garden Enthusiasts Love Healthy Foods
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Grapes - The Fundamental Techniques to Growing
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Hydroponic Nutrients for Your Garden
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Jasmine A Different Type Of Climbing Plant
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Landscaping - The Plot Plan
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Laurel or Kalmia
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Peppers - Different Types of Peppers
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Sheds the Most Popular Garden Building
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The Beginners Guide To Basic Kitchen Appliances
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Tips to install a gazebo - do it your self
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Tulips Look Alike...or Do They?
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A Z of Bird Feeders
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A bouquet of flowers can enlighten one day!
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A Brief Guide To Container Gardening
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A Brief Guide To Organic Gardening
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A Brief Guide To Water Gardens
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A Fabulous Lawn A Little Secret That Can Help You
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A Greenhouse The All Weather Kitchen Garden!
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A guide to patio and outdoor heaters
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A heater to prolong your outdoor enjoyment
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A Look at the Different Types of Sprinkler Heads
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A Lovely Balcony Garden Can Be Yours
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A Nursery Full Of Roses
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A Sight To Behold Designing Perfect Recreation Area
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A Superb Plant Combination For Your Dry Climate
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A Unique Garden Wall Decoration
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About Botanical Gardens
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Actions Required For Gardening
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Add Drama To The Landscape
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Advantages of Online Flower Shops
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Advice for Beginning Gardeners
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Advice on LED grow lights
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Gardening A Sure Way to Indoor Container Gardening
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African Daisy - Excellent Bedding Plants
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AFRICAN VIOLET Plant Wisdom
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Air Quality Tips for the Home, Breathe Safe
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Growing Aloe Vera Plants
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Gardening Supplies
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All about Indoor Gardening
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All The Rage For Holiday Flowers
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Aloe Vera Plant Care
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Anniversary Flower
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Annual Flowers-Ideas To Aid The Gardener
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April - What You Need To Do In Your Garden!
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Are There Different Breeds Or Kinds Of Sunflowers?
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Artificial Bonsai Tree
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Artificial Flower Arrangements
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Artificial Trees - Practical Ornaments
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Asparagus, Liriope & Ophiopogon Excellent Perennials
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Attracting Birds To Your Garden
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Attracting Butterflies Through Landscaping
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Attracting The Monarch Butterfly To Your Flowers
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Autumn Leaves Are On The Ground
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How to grow and care for Rhododendrons and Azaleas
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Azalea, Planning and Propagating Azaleas
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Azaleas, Where To Plant Azaleas
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Backyard Design 3 Methods to Spice Up Your Backyard
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Backyard Gardens And Your Lifestyle
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Backyard Landscape Design for Elegant Outdoor Living
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Backyard Landscaping
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Backyard Pool: The Cool Comfort Zone in Your House
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Backyard Wildlife Habitats
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Bamboo Propagating It As Vegetable
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Barberry Plants - Deer Resistant and More
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Basic gardening tips
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Basic Knowledge of Fertilizers
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Benches for Relaxing in Your Garden
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Benefits of Hydroponics How hydroponics is better
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Benefits Of Landscape Lighting
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Best Placement Of Indoor House Plants
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Best Tomato Varieties heirloom Vs. Hybrid
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Biodegradable Flower Pot Environmentally Friendly
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Box deck flower railings and the materials used
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Bright Future Ahead For You In Landscaping Jobs
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Bringing The Outdoors Inside with House Plants
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Building A Garden The 3 Steps To Take Before You start
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Building Backyard Ponds Big Business for Landscapers
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Bulbs, Beautiful Spring Bulbs
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Bulbs, Forcing Bulbs For Winter Enjoyment
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Bulbs, How To Grow Beautiful Bulbs Inside
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Bulbs, Planting Spring Bulbs
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Bulbs mulching your flower bulbs in the Fall
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Burning Up, The Grass Lawn Fertilizing Gone Bad
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Bushes Landscaped To Draw Near Flora And Fauna
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Beware Climbing Plants Could Low your House Value
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Pond, Increase Your Home's Value With A Patio Pond
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Pond Maintenance Made Easy
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Pond, Nothing Says Garden Pond Quite Like Gold Koi
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Pond Out Of Touch With Nature? Add A Beautiful Pond
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Pond, Water Ponds - Diatribe of Redundancy
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Pond, What Products Do You Really Need For Your pond
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Pond, Why Would You Ever Vacuum Your Pond?
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Pond, Enjoy Landscaping Ponds
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Pond, How To Select The Best Pond Liner For Your Pond
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Pond, Make Your Own Fountains & Ponds
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Pond, Ultra Violet Lights For Ponds
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Pond, How To Select A Koi Pond Filter
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Pond How To Build A Pond That Lights Up Your Night
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Pond, Bridge and Pond Landscaping
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Pond, Choosing a Fountain or Aerator
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Pond, Beautify Your Yard With Water Gardening
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Pond Designs Want A Waterfall In Your Backyard?
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Pond, Easy Pond And Water Garden Construction
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Pond, Building A Mill Pond In Your Backyard
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Pond Connecting The Water Supply To Your Backyard
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Planning a Water Fountain Garden
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Planning Your Summer Garden
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Pistachios How To Choose And Grow
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Plant Bugs Go Natural Controlling Pest
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Plant Checkup Making Sure Your Plants Stay Healthy
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Buying or Building a Water Fountain
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Buying Solar Lights
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Cactus Individually Designed by Nature Attractive
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Checking Your Home's Systems
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Choosing Flowers Made Easy With Florists
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Choosing Healthy Plants
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Choosing the Best Plants for your Garden
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Cloning and Propagation Techniques for Gardeners
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Cold Frames And Hot Beds Are A Useful Addition
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Common Sense for Novice Green Fingers
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Companion Planting for a Healthier Garden
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Comparing Gunite and Fiberglass Pools
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Complete guide to outdoor lighting
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Congenial Conditions To The Healthy Growth of Plan 1
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Conifers, Crazy Conifers a Cedar Wood Story
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Conservatory Resources for All
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Container, Basics of Container Gardening
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Container Gardening
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Container Gardening How to Get Started
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Container Gardening Extravaganza Part 1
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Container Gardening Extravaganza Part 2
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Container Gardening For Small Spaces
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Container Gardens can be Low Cost
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Container Herb Gardens A Great Way To Grow Herbs
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Container Vegetable Gardening
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Contemporary Landscaping The Old Is New
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Cooking, How To Make Cooking Easy And Simple
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Cooking, Nothing Like Home Cooked Food
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Copper Weathervanes Add A Little Sparkle
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Create a Comfortable Home and Garden
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Create a Private Paradise with a Water Garden
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Creating An Outdoor Living Space
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Creating Japanese Gardens
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Creative Landscaping Ideas For Your Home Garden
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Cucumber, Greenhouse Cucumber
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Cut Down Those Ornamental Grasses
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Cut flowers, Preserving Fresh Cut Flowers
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Damage Control for Deer and other Animals
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Deck Lights Can Transform Your Entire Backyard
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Decorating With Japanese Shoji Screens
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Decorating your Victoria Garden
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Design Your Own Garden!
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Designing that backyard with ease
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Designing With Plants
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Deterring Disease in the Greenhouse
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Directional Accent Lighting
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Discount Patio Furniture 3 Tips on How to Get It
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Do It Natural Pest and Insect Control Organically
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Do Not Forget To Fertilize Your House Plant
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Do You Know How Important Lawnmower Care Is?
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Do You Light Up The Night - Do It With Landscape
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Do You Live In The South? If So Do You Know Which
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Does Your Deck Feel Bouncy Or Sway When You Walk
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Dogwood Trees - How to Add Contrast to Your Home
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Dos and Don’ts of Starting a Garden
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Dressing Up Your Garden
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Drip Irrigation A More Harvest To Your Onion
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Drip Irrigation Systems Deliver A Flood of Savings
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Drip Irrigation The Three Factors That Mean Success
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Easy designs for your backyard
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Easy To Grow Summer Flowers
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Effective Air Purification for Indoor Gardens
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Efficient Watering of the Landscape Install Drip
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Eliminate Voles 6 Absolute Ways of Getting Rid
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English Garden Landscape Design: The Mystery
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Enjoy The Life Of Gardening: A Relaxing Sense
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Enriching Your Garden With All Natural Seafood
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Environmental concerns in Outdoor Heating
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Espaliers Their Particular Importance
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Estimating Your Landscape Design Cost
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Evergreens In Backyard Landscaping Creates
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Expanding Your Homes Living Space
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Extend Your Home Into The Garden
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Extreme Basics Of Indoor Gardening
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Factors Affecting Seasonal and Lighting effect
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Fake Plants versus Real Plants
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Fall "autumn" Flowers
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Fall "autumn" Gardening
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Fall "autumn" Gardening Can Produce Great Veg
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Fall in Love with Your Own Courtyard Garden
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Fall into an Outdoor Garden Party
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Farm equipment
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Farm equipment dealer
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Farm Implements The Versatile Cultivator
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Farm, Used farm tractor
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February In The Garden
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Feeding House Plants Pre-Made or Organic
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Feeding The Yard and Landscape with Fertilizer
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Feng Shui Container Gardening
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Feng Shui isn just for Inside!
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Fern, The Necessary Points to Fern Care
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Plant Nutrition The Crucial Importance
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Fertilizer Pumps for your Garden. A few Points
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Fertilizers Plant Foods for Flowers Lawns and House
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Fertilizing Outdoor Plants Growing In Containers
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Fighting Plant Enemies
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Financial Planning For Your Flower Garden
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Finding good Ozone generators
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Finding the Right Hydroponic Nutrients
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Five Excellent Reasons For Mulching Your Garden
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Five plants you can't kill
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Flameless Candles Add Safe, Delightful Ambience
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Floral Arrangements that Will Blow You Away
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Flower arranging Apply Groupings To Your Container
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Flower arranging Floriography
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Flower arranging Unlock the Secret of Color
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Flower Bed Designs The Benefits Of Choosing Plant
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Flower Garden Design Bedding Plants
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Flower Garden Design With Concrete Fountains
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Flower Gardening
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Flower Gardens Sweet Smell of Summer
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Flower Power. Interactive Plant Advice and pruning
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Flowering House Plants Little Beauties
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Flowers 5 Most Popular Flowers for Your Garden
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Flowers a little bit of heaven brought to you!
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Flowers And Allergies
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Flowers As A Way Of Life
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Flowers, Edible Flowers
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Flowers For The Holiday
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Flowers, Fun With Flower Gardening
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Flowers in a Dry Climate Garden The Five Points
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Flowers That Speak And Heal
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Garden Fountain Care
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Free Your Yard and the Rest Will Follow
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Fresno Pest Control
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Front Yard Landscaping Secrets
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Fruit A Method for Growing Fruit That is Large
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FRUIT TREE, Caring Properly for your Fruit Tree
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FRUIT TREE, Dealing with Bird Problems
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FRUIT TREE, Dealing with Moths
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FRUIT TREE, Different Types of Apple Trees
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FRUIT TREE, Feijoa A Fine Dwarf Fruit Tree
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FRUIT TREE, Grow Your Own Fresh Fruit
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FRUIT TREE, Indoor Fruit Trees
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FRUIT TREE, Indoor Fruit Trees - Winter Care
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FRUIT TREE, My Pruning Fruit Trees Experience
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FRUIT TREE, Picking the Ideal Spot for your Fruit Tree
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FRUIT TREE, Planting Fruit Trees For Your Garden
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FRUIT TREE, Preventing Diseases in Fruit Trees
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FRUIT TREE, The Benefits of Dwarf Fruit Trees
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FRUIT TREE, Dealing with Barren Trees
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FRUIT TREES, Growing Your Own Orchard Planting
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FRUIT TREES, Apple Tree Selections for Good Storage
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FRUIT TREES, How To Care For Fruit Trees
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FRUIT, Which Fruit Can Be Grown Indoors?
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FUCHSIAS, in Great Variety
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Fun and Practical Wind and Weather Gadgets
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Fun Garden Design Ideas Patio Garden
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Funnel Your Gardens Through the System
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3 Keys To Creating A Great Outdoor Space
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Furniture, Cedar Garden Furniture
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Furniture, Choosing The Best Garden Furniture
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Furniture, Cushions are meant for Comfort
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Furniture, Differences Between Plastic, Wood
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Furniture, Enhance the elegance of your garden
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Furniture, Garden Benches
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Furniture, Garden Furniture for real Home Living
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Furniture, Hammocks Swing Your Worries Away
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Furniture, Installing A Portable Hammock
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Furniture, Lasting Luxury With Patio Furniture
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Furniture, Make your Garden Enchanting
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Furniture, Making The Right Choice When You Buy
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Furniture, Naturally Light but Strong Cedar
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Furniture, Outdoor Furniture for the Ages
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Furniture, Outdoor Rocking Chairs A Comfortable
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Paving Costs Patio and Other Hardscape Costs
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Furniture, picking the right outdoor patio furniture
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Furniture, Swinging your way to Paradise
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Furniture, Taking Care of your Wood Furniture
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Furnishing the Exterior
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Furniture, Outdoor Wicker Furniture
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Furniture, Why Metal Garden Furniture?
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Gaining The Upper Hand Managing Landscape Insects
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Garden 10 Reasons You Should
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Garden Accents
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Garden Arbors Fill Your Yard With Mystery And Be
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Garden Basic Advice On Cleaning Your Garden
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Garden bird interest
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Garden Building A Garden Patio
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Garden Candles Light Up Your Garden with Outdoor
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Garden Carts and Wheelbarrows
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Garden Design Creating A Natural Garden In A Smal
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Garden Finials - Complete Your Garden With Style
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Garden Finials A Finishing Touch To Your Landscap
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Garden furniture Outdoor patio Furniture Choices
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Garden Hedges How To Choose The Right Plant
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Garden irrigation Why It's So Important To Grow
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Garden Irrigation What Does Over-Watering Really
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Garden Irrigation Which Type Of Electronic Water
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Garden Landscape Adjusting The pH Level In Your S
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Garden Lighting
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Garden Lighting Help To Transform Your Backyard
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Garden Magick Transform A Difficult Garden Into A
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Garden Pests Are you at risk of holding an inflex
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Garden Pests And Diseases Do You Always Have To S
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Garden Plants The Type Of Plants You Should Avoid
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Garden Pool Designs
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Garden Shops
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Garden Tool Organization 101
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Gardening
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Gardening A Labor of Love Or Just Labor?
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Gardening Advice
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Gardening An Expression
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Gardening And Relaxation
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Gardening and the Environment
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Gardening Basics 1
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Gardening Basics 2
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Gardening Book
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Gardening Catalogs A Great Way to Shop for Plants
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Gardening Equipment
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Gardening for Kids
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Gardening Grow light reflectors
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Garden, Indoor Gardening
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Gardening Is For Everyone
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Gardening Natural Science Not Rocket Science
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Gardening Plants
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Gardening Products
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Gardening Techniques Sow Your Seeds Right
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Gardening to Sell
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Gardening Tools Making Life In The Garden Effecie
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Gardening, Understanding Container Gardening
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Gardening Water Gardens
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Gardening While Exercising
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Gardening With Children How To Get The Best Results
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Garden lodges, Garden Studio
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Gardens Wanted Even In Your Apartment
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Gazebo Designs Using Water Wall Fountains
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Gazebos Bring Indoor Comfort Outside
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General Selection Considerations When Choosing Wal
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Gerbera daisy
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Get Educated About Solar Outdoor Lighting
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Get that rocky feel in your backyard
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Get the right tools for your landscaping project
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Getting A New View Of Nature In the Backyard!
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Getting Rid Of Mildew On Your Roses
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Getting rid of waste with a wheelie bin
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Getting started on Gardening
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Getting Started With My First Landscape
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Getting The Most From Your Garden What Ever Its Si
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Getting Your Garden From the Source
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Give Some Thought To Your Landscaping How To Desig
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Give your Garden a Natural look
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Giving Your Garden Plants The Best Chance For Succ
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Going Green In Your Garden
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Good Gardening Equipment
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Got Hydroponics?
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Grade Level Landscape Lights & Well Light Fixtures
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Grading Areas Of Your Garden Is Important
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Grape Arbor Pruning
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Grape growers
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Grape Vine Pruning
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GRAPES Growing Grapes Securing Shoots To The Trellis
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GRAPES Growing Just Grapes or the Concord
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Herbs With Aero Garden Easy Indoor Container Garden
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Green Earth Media Group,
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Green Earth Media Group 2
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Green Earth Media Group 3
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Green tomato seeds
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Green with Envy Over Artificial Turf Grass?
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GREENHOUSE 8 Tips for Selecting the Right Greenhouse
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GREENHOUSE 16 Different Types Of Greenhouse You Can
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GREENHOUSE A Walk Through the Greenhouse
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GREENHOUSE Build your own green house!
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GREENHOUSE Choose the Perfect Garden Greenhouse
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GREENHOUSE Choosing the Right Greenhouse Kit for You
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GREENHOUSE Cleaning your Greenhouse
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GREENHOUSE Easy Growing With Modern Greenhouses
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GREENHOUSE Find Your Perfect Greenhouse Kit
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Greenhouse Gardening as a Hobby
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GREENHOUSE Getting Ready for a Greenhouse Business
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GREENHOUSE Great Plants For All Year Round
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GREENHOUSE Growlights for the Greenhouse
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Greenhouse Heating, Cleanliness and Experience
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GREENHOUSE How Much Will It Cost You To Build
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GREENHOUSE Keeping The Greenhouse happy
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Greenhouse Make Growing Plants Easier This Year
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GREENHOUSE Mini Greenhouses Fit Anywhere
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GREENHOUSE Online Greenhouse Kits: The Advantages
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Greenhouse Plans How To Build A Greenhouse
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GREENHOUSE Plants For Brilliant Profits From Your
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Greenhouse Plants Grows Perfect House Plants
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GREENHOUSE Some Great Advantages Of Plastic
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GREENHOUSE The History Of My Profitable Greenhouse
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GREENHOUSE The Right Soil And Potting Techniques
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GREENHOUSE Thoughts from the Greenhouse
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GREENHOUSE Water: An Important Greenhouse Supply
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Greenhouse Watering Know When to Water
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GREENHOUSE Why Build Your Own Greenhouse?
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GREENHOUSES Cold Weather Care for Greenhouses
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Ground Cover Plants When Where And How To Grow
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Ground Cover Plants A Wonderful Combination
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Ground Cover Plants How To Prevent Them Being Smo
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Ground Cover Plants For A Dry Climate Garden
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Grow Lights are Required for Indoor Gardening
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Grow Lights Guide
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Grow Lights That Use Digital Ballasts
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Guide to Buying Cane Furniture
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Guide to landscaping your garden
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Hedge As An Alternative to Building A Fence
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Hiding In Nature Natural Pest Control
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Home Improvement: How Your Landscape Can Improve
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Home Landscaping Projects Are They Different
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Hose Reel by No Crank A Garden Love's Delight
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Hosta More Than Just Another Pretty Green
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Hosta Landscape Garden Design Incorporating Ferns
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Hostas A Gardeneres Delight
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House Plant Bugs Natural Cures
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House Plants Nature's Art to the Rescue
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House plants Balancing Soil, Water, Fertilizer
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Front Yard Landscape Design How to Create
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Hydroponic, Introduction to hydroponic gardening
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HYDROPONIC, Factoring In pH in Hydroponic Cultivation
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Hydroponic Gardening
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HYDROPONIC, Get Growing With Hydroponics Gardening
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HYDROPONIC, Growing Mediums in a Hydroponic System
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HYDROPONIC, History of Hydroponics
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HYDROPONIC Know The Fundaments Of PVC Piping
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COMPOST Make Your Own Organic 'Go Green' Planting
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FRUIT TREE Plants That Have Decorative Fruit
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HYDROPONIC Lighting & Reflectors in Hydroponics
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HYDROPONIC, Plant Nutrition in Hydroponics
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HYDROPONIC, Plant Propagation in Hydroponics
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HYDROPONIC, Spacing of Plants in Hydroponics
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HYDROPONIC Benefits of using Homemade Hydroponics
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HYDROPONIC The Role & Measures of Nutrients
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HYDROPONIC To Know About Hydroponic Gardening
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HYDROPONIC Throw Out The Dirt, Soilless Plant Growing
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Hydroponics An Overview
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Hydroponics Making Soil Obsolete
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Hydroponics, Relief for Food Contamination Stress!
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Hydroponics Gardening 1
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HYDROPONIC, Get Growing with Hydroponics
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HYDROPONIC, Growing Greens the Soil-Less Way
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Hydroponics Growing Tips
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HYDROPONIC, Growing Veggies Without Soil
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Hydroponics in Commercial Food Production
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HYDROPONIC, Indoor Hydroponics Systems
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Hydroponics Myths & Reality
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HYDROPONICS, Year-round Hydroponics Gardening
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Ideal Plants To Make An Amazing Display
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Ideal Products for a Patio Party
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Ideas Or The Basic Theme Behind Landscaping
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Identification of good quality gardening supplies
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Impact of culture on the gardening trends
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Implements And Their Uses
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Importance Of Flower Gardens
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Importing Soil Into The Garden What You Should Need
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Improving Your Garden with Feng Shui Design
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Indoor gardening supplies overcome weather
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Indoor House Plants Are Good For You!
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Indoor Hydroponic System
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Inexpensive Ways to Landscape the Borders
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Influence Your Families Eating Habits with your own veg
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Info on Indoor gardening supplies
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Information sources for that great looking backyard
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Infrared Log Cabins For the Garden And Your Wellbeing
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In-Ground Swimming Pools
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INSECTICIDE, Natural Insecticide and Repellent
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Insecticide, All Natural Insecticide Products
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INSECTICIDE, Homemade Natural Insecticides
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INSECTICIDE Homemade Natural Insecticides Are Safe
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INSECTICIDES Helpful Infor About Natural Insecticide
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INSECTICIEDE Natural Insecticides Homemade
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Invasive Weeds What to do
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Iron As a Plant Nutrient In What Circumstances
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Irrigation Carrying Out Routine Checks On Your Garden
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Irrigation How To Look After The Watering Needs
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Is Fine Gardening A Form Of Art?
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Is There Such a Thing as Maintenance Free Gardening
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January Jobs
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Japanese Garden Design Is Quite Simple
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Junipers In Mediterranean Gardens Design
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Keeping Your Home Safe and Allergy Free
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Keukenhof Gardens Dazzle with Bulbs
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Kids Gardening Tools
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Koi Ponds - Tips On Building The Pond
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Kumquat A Lot More Than A Beautiful Dwarf Citrus
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Landscape Design Plans: The Foundation
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