Giant Fuchsia Voodoo is a real stunner, with scarlet petals merging into violet ruffled skirts beneath. It never fails to attract attention, combining two strong colours on each bloom. Masses of flowers are produced from July to November & this fuchsia looks great in a hanging basket or patio planter.

Height: 30cm &40;12&34;&41;. Spread: 45cm &40;18&34;&41;. Supplied in 7cm pots. Culinary information: Add the beautiful coloured flowers to salads, crystallise them for a sweet garnish or add them to jellies for an extra splash of colour. For more details about edible flowers click here.

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Fuchsia ? Whips Collection? contains three of the most colourful upright-growing, multi-stemmed hardy fuchsias which are ideal for borders & patio planters. ...

The giant blooms of pure white ' White King' provide the perfect companion to the marbled blooms of our ' Giant Marbled Fuchsia Collection'. Extravagant, large double blooms trail in abundance, covering your containers in a sea of exquisite colour all summer long. Unrivalled for durability & weather resistance these are a must for your hanging baskets & containers Trailing 30cm. Supplied as plug plants. ...

A very different fuchsia to those we grow in our hanging baskets each year ...

A very different fuchsia to those we grow in our hanging baskets each year ...

A very different fuchsia to those we grow in our hanging baskets each year ...

This amazing Mexican Blueberry is actually a member of the fuchsia family&33; It not only produces a beautiful display of colour, but also tasty edible fruit&33; The impressive clusters of small pink flowers in summer are later followed by dark coloured fruit in autumn. The berries of Fuchsia arborescens Blu Tini are sweet & resemble blueberries, hence their name. This half&45;hardy evergreen shrub will look great in containers on the patio where it can be moved to a more sheltered position during the winter months.

Height: 180cm &40;71&34;&41;. Spread 150cm &40;59&34;&41;. Culinary information: Add the beautiful coloured flowers to salads, crystallise them for a sweet garnish or add them to jellies for an extra splash of colour. For more details about edible flowers click here.

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This amazing Mexican Blueberry is actually a member of the fuchsia family&33; It not only produces a beautiful display of colour, but also tasty edible fruit&33; The impressive clusters of small pink flowers in summer are later followed by dark coloured fruit in autumn. The berries of Fuchsia arborescens Blu Tini are sweet & resemble blueberries, hence their name. This half&45;hardy evergreen shrub will look great in containers on the patio where it can be moved to a more sheltered position during the winter months.

Height: 180cm &40;71&34;&41;. Spread 150cm &40;59&34;&41;. Culinary information: Add the beautiful coloured flowers to salads, crystallise them for a sweet garnish or add them to jellies for an extra splash of colour. For more details about edible flowers click here.

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A very different fuchsia to those we grow in our hanging baskets each year. Commonly known as the tree fuchsia, this tender species fuchsia will provide panicles of rose&45;violet flowers throughout summer. It makes a wonderful specimen for a patio container with its evergreen foliage, & prefers a relatively shady location. Supplied as plug plants. Culinary information: Add the beautiful coloured flowers to salads, crystallise them for a sweet garnish or add them to jellies for an extra splash of colour. For more details about edible flowers click here. ...

A very different fuchsia to those we grow in our hanging baskets each year. Commonly known as the tree fuchsia, this tender species fuchsia will provide panicles of rose&45;violet flowers throughout summer. It makes a wonderful specimen for a patio container with its evergreen foliage, & prefers a relatively shady location. Supplied as plug plants. Culinary information: Add the beautiful coloured flowers to salads, crystallise them for a sweet garnish or add them to jellies for an extra splash of colour. For more details about edible flowers click here. ...