Okay, so I was going on vacation and knew that frost would hit while I was gone. So I repotted my fuschias so that I could bring them inside. The night before we left, frost hit. Not having time to deal with them, I brought them in and left for vacations. Two weeks later, I come home to dead leaves all over.
I've removed all the dead foliage and trimmed the dead branches. There is new growth on all the plants. This is the first year I am bringing them inside to overwinter. I'm not sure if I should be cutting back these back, or what to do.
FYI - I have an old clawfoot tub that these were planted in on the east side of the house where they do really well. They are direct planted and will need to bring them in every year.
ifraser25
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