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Sources for F. growing requirements?

22 years ago

I finally got to a computer that would open the Fuschia majic web site. Thanks for the advice! Great site w/ beautiful photos. Easy to see why Fuschia is so loved. So I think that I may have identified my plant from the Fushia majic photos (F. Burnmann's Best, Triphylla type, bush varity). Now I still can't find specific info for growing. Does anyone know where I can find growing and condition preferances information for specific fuschia please?

Thanks again.

JD

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the_analyst
22 years ago
I am glad you got to the website. If I come across the type of page you are looking for I will let you know. I am looking for one myself.

Sarah
LePhare
22 years ago
You could get a lot of information on Fuchsia growing at David Clark's Website. Is at www.fuchsiaclark.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk It will give you a good all round knowledge about growing and everything that goes with it.
Good luck. IanS
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jjdbike
Original Author
22 years ago
THanks. I'll check it out.
JD
fuchsiabonsailady
22 years ago
A couple of tips JD,
Never over water a triphylla, if you do you will loose the lower leaves. They can take heat better than the cultivars, but that doesn't mean direct sunlight - Kath:)
LePhare
22 years ago
Just a thought J.D.
If you want more pictures, try www.zamek-buchlovice.cz , click 'fuchsie' and then click 'gallery' for 100's of pics.
IanS.

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