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looking for hardy fuchsia

19 years ago

Hello I would like to get some hardy fuchsia to grow in a hanging basket or pot for next spring?Please look at my list I think something may be on there that someone may be interested in? I have some live plants also that I got this year and may be ready to trade also next summer?Thank you Rita

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rain1950
19 years ago
Have you checked for local societies and garden clubs? I don't send live plants as I may be spreading bugs or diseases. What be harmless here might be new and dangerous in your area.
flash14756
19 years ago
I own one but am not in a posision to trade it. look for a F. campos-portoi or F. magellanica.
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littlesparrowz8
19 years ago
There is a hardy fuchsia society in my area that has a sale every spring. Check your local garden clubs and orgs. I bought some great ones a few years ago. they were mostly small plants at low prices.
you can look on-line for types. The selection can be amazing!
daffs
19 years ago
swampthing copy and past the web address below:

http://plants.thompson-morgan.com/list/fuchsias-hardy?er=googleuk;term=fuchsias+hardy

I have a hardy fuchia called beacon.

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