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Tue, Jun 15, 04 at 12:22
| I live in zone 5---SE michigan and was wondering if anyone knew where to find gartenmeister fuschia plants---nurseries-stores--etc---thanks--ED |
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| Hi Eddie, Gartenmeister fuchsias should be available from specialist growers/nurseries/garden centers. Gartenmeister fuchsias are Triphylla fuchsias and very frost tender. |
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| I recently saw "Gartenmeister" carried in Home Depot, but I'm in Texas, so........ Kathleen |
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- Posted by chicken_lady z3/4 Maine (My Page) on Wed, Aug 4, 04 at 16:09
| I bought one at a local nursery. I just love the color of it! This is a pic of it in a combo pot that I threw together. It also contains lamium "Beacon Silver" and heuchera "Amber Waves". Cathy
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- Posted by plantsgalore z9 SF bay area (My Page) on Wed, Aug 4, 04 at 17:27
| Ive seen lots of it in the outdoor nursery in Target stores here in SF. |
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| please can some one help i am looking to find a fuschia called ELLA for my grandaugher i have found one for her twin Holly but am not haveing any luck with Ella |
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- Posted by tina_2 (purplegard4me@aol.com) on Tue, May 12, 09 at 21:56
| Hi chicken lady - I have that fuschia - it is the ''african Queen''. I traded for mine last fall. It, just finished blooming. Maybe ,I can root a piece for you. I will try and let you know. Thanks - tina_2 here's the link with a picture. |
Here is a link that might be useful: the african queen
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- Posted by Salli(dahlhaus@q.com) onThu, Apr 28, 11 at 18:30
| Regarding "Gartenmeister", the correct name is 'Gartenmeister Bonstedt' and it is orange red with a definite bulge in the tube. It is often confused with 'Thalia' which is lighter and less of a bulge. The photo of that beautiful mixed planting looks like 'Traudchen Bonstedt', a lighter orange. Earthworks is great; Monnier is sadly out of business, but try Fry Rd. Nursery. |
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