Fuchsia | Lottie Hobby
Many fuchsias are half hardy (tender) types, used as bedding in pots or borders for summer and autumn displays. Bush types have an upright habit that makes them useful for pots and borders. Fuchsia Lottie Hobby is one of these. She is a miniature fuchsia with cute little dark pink tubular trumpets, and was bred in the UK in 1839 and has won the prestigious RSH Award of Garden Merit.
Fuchsia plants prefer free-draining soil that is not too wet or too dry. They're not keen on strong winds either, as it burns their leaves and discolours their blooms.
Fuchsia plants prefer a shady spot and should be kept out of direct sunlight. The ideal temperature should be below 24°C and out of direct sunlight, also to prevent burnt leaves and blooms.
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So nostalgic, who doesn't remember squeezing their buds and hearing that little pop as they burst open into flower as kids? Great memories. This one grows to about 70 tall and spreads and trails to about 60 cm. keep trimming lightly to keep it bushy in the growing season. cut back hard in the spring and feed again to get it going for the following year.
Perennial in sheltered areas.
Pot size: 1 litre.
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Fuchsia | Lottie Hobby
Fuchsia | Lottie Hobby
Many fuchsias are half hardy (tender) types, used as bedding in pots or borders for summer and autumn displays. Bush types have an upright habit that makes them useful for pots and borders. Fuchsia Lottie Hobby is one of these. She is a miniature fuchsia with cute little dark pink tubular trumpets, and was bred in the UK in 1839 and has won the prestigious RSH Award of Garden Merit.
Fuchsia plants prefer free-draining soil that is not too wet or too dry. They're not keen on strong winds either, as it burns their leaves and discolours their blooms.
Fuchsia plants prefer a shady spot and should be kept out of direct sunlight. The ideal temperature should be below 24°C and out of direct sunlight, also to prevent burnt leaves and blooms.
.
So nostalgic, who doesn't remember squeezing their buds and hearing that little pop as they burst open into flower as kids? Great memories. This one grows to about 70 tall and spreads and trails to about 60 cm. keep trimming lightly to keep it bushy in the growing season. cut back hard in the spring and feed again to get it going for the following year.
Perennial in sheltered areas.
Pot size: 1 litre.
$9.39
Fuchsia | Lottie Hobby—
$9.39
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Many fuchsias are half hardy (tender) types, used as bedding in pots or borders for summer and autumn displays. Bush types have an upright habit that makes them useful for pots and borders. Fuchsia Lottie Hobby is one of these. She is a miniature fuchsia with cute little dark pink tubular trumpets, and was bred in the UK in 1839 and has won the prestigious RSH Award of Garden Merit.
Fuchsia plants prefer free-draining soil that is not too wet or too dry. They're not keen on strong winds either, as it burns their leaves and discolours their blooms.
Fuchsia plants prefer a shady spot and should be kept out of direct sunlight. The ideal temperature should be below 24°C and out of direct sunlight, also to prevent burnt leaves and blooms.
.
So nostalgic, who doesn't remember squeezing their buds and hearing that little pop as they burst open into flower as kids? Great memories. This one grows to about 70 tall and spreads and trails to about 60 cm. keep trimming lightly to keep it bushy in the growing season. cut back hard in the spring and feed again to get it going for the following year.
Perennial in sheltered areas.
Pot size: 1 litre.
