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Yay!! Buds on indoor Tom Thumb!!!

19 years ago

I know, I'm SUCH a freshman at this, but of my two indoor fuchsias (that I'm DETERMINED to grow and succeed with...wink), Coralle has a lovely berry after blooming, and now Tom Thumb has two little buds!! I'm so excited--just saw them, and I'm posting 2 minutes later.....

Happy Camper in TX (Kathleen) =)

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tightathome
19 years ago
Hi

Well done - Tom Thumb is such a nice little plant and very rewarding too. I took a photograph at the British Fuchsia Society Harrogate Show in North Yorkshire UK last weekend. I have posted it on my website (nothing to do with horticulture)

http://www.jpns.fsnet.co.uk/contact.htm

This is what you can be looking forward to....

Good luck

Tight
fuchsiabonsailady
19 years ago
I can hear your joy Kathleen :) have a go at growing seedlings from your berry (FAQ), it won't come true from seed, but there again you're in for a surprise - Kath:)
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JessMonkie
19 years ago
I can understand your excitement. Buds are WONDERFUL! Gives you something to look forward to. I have a few that I'm waitin' on myself.

Jess

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