Lovely double creamy-white to pale pink flowers and deciduous, smooth-textured foliage. It is free flowering and will eventually form an upright bush.

Clusters of small pink flowers and unlike most other Fuchsias, this one has bunches of fruit like small grapes, following the flowers. Edible. Not hardy and could be damaged by temps below -5C so only for the mildest gardens. Otherwise, this is a beautiful and rarely seen conservatory plant.

A compact trailing shrub great for hanging baskets or window boxes

Scarlet sepals and purple corolla, single flowered. Beautifully coloured foliage, hence the name.

This is a trailing bush variety with an orange veined and magenta corolla and orange sepals. Very unusual colour

This is very similar to F. boliviana but has white tubes with red tips. The flowers can be up to 3" long on both. Both ours flower profusely under glass.

This can grow to 5' and has long, tubular red flowers in bunches. Tender

Single blue corolla with sepals of pink.

Beautifully shaped shrubs with arching stems, bearing large bunches of 2 inch slender blooms.

This is a bush variety with cream and greyish green variegated leaves.. It has an arching habit.

Double, semi upright. Sepals - ivory with magenta streaks. Corolla - Dark red-purple fades to bright burgundy-red. Not hardy.

A compact shrub with goden yellow leaves and light pin and purple flowers. Frost hardy.

A floriferous basket fuchsia which is vigorous and has green and yellow foliage and blooms a bit later than others.

Trailing Fuchsia with really huge flowers in white and a purplish pink.

This Fuchsia is hardy here. It can grow to 4'x4' and in most years is virtually evergreen with us. It has masses of small pink flowers.

Hardy here, red flowers with green/grey variegated leaves

Enchantingly tiny, miniature flowers in masses matched by equally tiny leaves. In sheltered gardens makes a delightful informal hedge but won't take much frost. In our garden if cut down by frost, it comes back the next year.

This old-fashioned variety is palest pink and has a showy and very lovely flower. Trailing.

Trailing Fuchsia with gorgeous big double flowers in pink and black.

Large flowered Fuchsias perfect for baskets and urns. They have an abundance of large, trailing flowers.

Fabulously vibrant colours. Single flowered, bush variety so good for the centre of baskets and tubs.

Trailing, double flowered, deep pink sepals, candy pink corolla. Large flowers.

Pale carmine and magenta, ageing to carmine. Trailing.

Single violet and white corolla with sepals of white. Blooms in early summer to early autumn, pendant.

Long trailing branches, vigorous and flowers freely.

A pink corolla with just a touch mauve in it. Deep pink sepals. Very floriferous. Upright habit

Deep purple corolla splashed with crimson and with crimson sepals. Large and showy flowers freely produced. Makes a good standard or specimen bush.

A good one for the middle of a pot with others trailing around. Upright habit with masses of flowers with rose red sepals and violet corolla.

Ginger has a mass of flowers which have peach pink sepals and white corollas. An early flowerer with uniform and compact growth. It spreads and trails and is terrific for containers.

An upright Fuchsia with a blue corolla and red sepals

Upright habit, compact and with pale pink and white flowers.

An upright Fuchsia, Shirley has red sepals and a white corolla

A trailing Fuchsia with large red and white ruffled flowers. Very showy and looks wonderful in baskets. Not hardy.

A vigorous trailing Fuchsia with large deep pink and white flowers

Publish mauve corolla and light carmine sepals. The single flowers are freely produced on this dwarf bush variety. Hardy but it helps to mulch the base in late autumn.

Half hardy, upright habit with variegated green and cream foliage. Single blooms of red and purple. Give a deep winter mulch if grown in the garden, or bring a container indoors.

A bush type with pale cerise sepals and white corolla, double flower..

Fuchsia Thalia has long, orange-red tubular flowers and rather purple veined leaves. Not hardy. Vigorous, upright grower up to about 18" - 24". Needs stopping to promote bushy growth.