I posted a link to a pic of the full plant over on the gallery. Here's a link to a closeup pic of the buds just about to bloom.

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Hi Breezyb,
It is one of the Triphylla type fuchsias, but which one I can't tell you yet, as it is still in bud. This type have long tubular flowers and colours vary from pink, orange and red. It can take heat a bit better than the ordinary cultivars - Kath :)

I'll guess it's probably Fuchsia 'Gartenmeister Bonstedt', because that's the Triphylla hybrid most widely sold in the big box stores, and the one most widely available in the U.S. It should reach to about 2' tall, maybe 3' if it really goes bonkers. It is VERY heat tolerant--Fuchsia triphylla originates from East India. It is not, however, cold-hardy. If you don't bring it in before the temps drop below freezing, it will be deader than dead. If you DO bring it in, it will sulk and look AWFUL by the time it can safely go out again, recovering completely only about September, just before the frosts return. Treat it as an annual.

I bought this same plant at a HD, about a month ago here in Charlotte. I put it in a spot that gets sun from 9am to 3pm. It is doing well so far.