This is why we spoke to gardening experts to find out their recommended method for taking cuttings from fuchsia plants so you'll have repeated success with seedling growth. Before you can try out ...

The fuchsia plant (Fuchsia magellanica) is a long-lasting, vibrant flower with a low-maintenance growth habit. Pop these plants in a cool and humid area, and you can bet that you'll watch them thrive.

There is a species of fuchsia in New Zealand that stands as big as a house, though the flowers are not so large! Mostly they are bushes that stand around a metre tall, and they essentially come ...

I soon learned a lot more about fuchsia, as they are one of the four horsemen plants of the Alaska Hanging Basket (along with tuberous begonias, pelargoniums and lobelia). For starters ...

Fuchsia are beautiful in hanging baskets. Unfortunately, as they get larger they are difficult to keep watered. First, they are covered with lots of soft leaves that lose water rapidly.

The PNW has the perfect climate for cultivating hardy fuchsias as garden-worthy plants and not just seasonal décor. According to Margelony, fuchsia people around here define hardiness as a plant ...

With numbers at a peak in August, it can be overwintered on fuchsia leaves in a jam jar to watch it develop as a chrysalis and produce the moth the following spring. This partnership of moth and ...

Consequently they are generally sub tropical plants but there are two types of fuchsia, hardy and not. A bit of an exaggeration but generally it’s true. Even the hardy ones fall foul of the ...