SEATTLE — I love the living tweetle out of hardy Fuchsias, and can't plant enough of them in my garden. Who can resist such spectacular, yet easy-to-grow shrubs. They bloom non-stop from late-May ...

IF YOU’RE LOOKING for an incredibly attractive, easy-to-grow shrub that hummingbirds can’t resist, give hardy fuchsias a try. Unlike the tender, shade-loving fuchsias that come in hanging baskets, ...

How can anyone resist hardy fuchsias? They’re easy to grow, bloom from June until frost and have beautiful flowers that hummingbirds can’t resist. These hardy shrubs come in every size and shape.

It's almost the end of the line for basket fuchsias. Gardeners either let them die off in the first cold weather or tuck them away carefully to overwinter in a dormant state. But the other fuchsias -- ...

Right around Mother's Day, fluffed-up fuchsia baskets start appearing in garden centers, a signal of spring and the beginning of the garden season. But then hot weather hits and in one day that flower ...

SEATTLE — Gardening expert Ciscoe Morris' plant of the month for August is hardy fuchsia. "I love the tweedle out of these things!" Ciscoe said. "This will keep blooming full speed, it's just getting ...

Hardy fuchsias are spectacular plants that offer endless flowers. These beauties can vary in height from a short groundcover to a seven foot tall shrub. Their blooms come in an array of colors. Aside ...

One could grow old and still not learn or discuss everything about the world of fuchsias. Many a gardener is familiar with the fabulous Fuchsia 'Fanfare,' a vigorous climbing fuchsia that can reach 10 ...

Planting Hardy Fuchsia You can kiss your big blooming fuchsia flowers and baskets goodbye. Our first fall frost will wipe them out. But they'll come back every year if you plant tougher varieties ...

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FUCHSIAS have done well this year. Even the less hardy ones are still managing to produce a few flowers, and will only be set back with the arrival of frosts and lower temperatures than we have ...