What kind of fuchsias? One can sometimes find seeds for specific hardy fuchsias available online but tender/hanging basket fuchsias are most often complex hybrids and so do not come true from seed. They are most often propagated by cuttings.

You can collect seeds yourself from these plants and grow baby fuchsias but the offspring or seed-grown plants will not necessarily resemble the parent plant. There are various how-to articles online......I've attached one that tells you how to harvest seed to get you started.

Here is a link that might be useful: harvesting fuchsia seed

Hi Gardengal, I appreciate your good advice. I have two fuschias this year. I fell in love with them, and was hoping to add to the collection. Will they winterover well in my basement, or should I take cuttings and grow these to blooming size through the winter.

How about both? Take cuttings and overwinter the mother plant too. If you know anyone with other, different fuchsias you only need to beg a small tip cutting to start a new plant ie the end of a non-flowering shoot with 1 or 2 pairs of leaves - just a couple of inches long. That's all you need.

I sell fuchsia species seed on ebay under andreasfancyplants. I have F. denticulata, F. boliviana 'Alba'. I grow and harvest these myself and am a member of the American Fuchsia Society. They do not have a seed bank. The seeds are hard to find but very easy to grow! I send instructions.