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Unknown Fuchsia

Posted by hussarman 7b (My Page) on
Sun, Oct 7, 12 at 10:53

Please can anyone identify this fuchsia? It grows like mad and is extremely hardy, I have to keep cutting it back to keep it in trim. It throws up a mass of blooms which only reach a length of around 2 cm or three quarters of an inch in length. The plant grows to a height of around four feet.


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RE: Unknown Fuchsia

There are an awful lot of Fuchsias but this one looks like one of the magellanicas. Yours resembles Mrs W P Wood but there are several white/pale pink ones.

BTW I'm interested in your zone. How did you find out what you were in? I thought most of the UK was 8/9 ish, although the zones don't mean much in our climate.

Here is a link that might be useful: Mrs W P Wood


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RE: Unknown Fuchsia

Looks like what is sold here as Fuchsia magellanica var. molinae or more often just 'Molinae', common name Maiden's Blush. A big robust plant, one of the hardiest of the hardy fuchsias. The one in my old garden was easily 8' tall

Here is a link that might be useful: Fuchsia magellanica 'Molinae'


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