Sharon,

You should be able to find it here :)

Marc

Here is a link that might be useful: Click on the gallery link on the bottom frame - change the index letter in the top frame

The one at the top of the fucshia page is 'Chillerton Beauty' Sharon - Kath:)

I bought two lots of fuchsias labelled as 'La Campanella' from two different commercial sources. The plants are quite different. I am content to enjoy the plants without knowing which, if either, is the 'real La Campanella'. I would not however exchange either as as a named cultivar. Has anyone any idea how common mis-labelling of fuchsia plants is?

At reputable fuchsia nurseries I have never found a mislabelled plant Ron, but have seen some wrongly named at Garden Centres - Kath:)

Kath
Both these purchases were from Garden Centres which probably explains it.:)

Sharon is the above photo from a 'trailing' fuchsia, (growth hangs downwards) or from an upright growing fuchsia? - Kath:)

For Ron,
I have a 'Pink La Campanella', but also have pictures of one of a different colour, as on Fuchsiamagic.co.uk . They look like different plants. So perhaps they are like the 'Shadow Dancer' varieties.
IanS

I have a Lena and the flowers on your plant look exactly like mine.

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Hi Kath,

I didn't see your question before since it wasn't emailed to me. It is a 'trailing' fuchsia.
I had no idea there were so many varieties of Fuchsias.

Thanks,
Sharon

Yes it does get confusing, especially when looking at different photographs of fuchsias. The flowers only stay 'perfect' for approx. 4 days and then begin to fade.

La Campanella is basically white sepals with a purple corolla and Pink La Campanella has pale carmine sepals and a darker carmine corolla, basically, two tone pink - Kath:)