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Sun fuchsia?

22 years ago

Anything anyone can tell me about this plant will be greatly appreciated. I've never grown fuchsias before, but when I saw this one, labeled 'for sun', I had to give it a try. It says it has red and purple flowers, but that's about ALL the label says. Someone tell me what to do next!

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fuchsiabonsailady
22 years ago
Firstly Judith visit the FAQ page at the top of the Fuchsia Forum Page, that will help you a lot. Yes it's so annoying when they don't give info on the labels. Does it look like an upward growing plant, or is it lax growth = trailing plant? - Kath:)
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