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Sun, Sep 11, 05 at 11:59
| I know that proper overwintering of fuchsia entails keeping plants in a cool garage, or basement, but I have neither. Has anyone come up with an alternative? I have outdoor deck space under cover (or not) 10 feet from Lake Washington. Help! |
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- Posted by tightathome Yorks - UK (My Page) on Sun, Sep 11, 05 at 13:47
| Hi Marene There are a number of ways to keep Fuchsias over winter, have a look at my link, the last part of this section regarding 'Burying Plants' should help or at least give you an alternative. Tight.... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Over wintering Fuchsias
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| I just bring mine inside, prune once they're done blooming, remove and replace 1/3 or so of the dirt, and treat them like houseplants. They've been thriving for years-- |
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| elvis, Do you bring your's inside like where it's warm, and where there is some light, or do you put them in a basement. |
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