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Fuchsia reference/suppliers

17 years ago

I have a friend who wants to split some fuchsia plants and the website she's looking at doesn't have pictures so I'm looking for a supplier or reference site that I could view the pictures to see what they look like- some on the list are dark eyes, blue eyes and several dancer types. Can anyone recommend a site that would show some pictures?

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adahlberg
17 years ago
Look up the american fuchsia society and they will have links of vendors who specialize in fuchsias. You will be pleasantly surprised by all the gorgeous varieties that are out there!!!
Enjoy
adahlberg
17 years ago
I am sorry, I meant to tell you to look up the northwest fuschia society or the Crescent City fuchsia club on their links. www.ccfuchsia.net
One nursery is called The Earthworks
and the other is www.monnierscountrygardens.com
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