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I’d just like to say how delighted I was with the 10 Lobelia Queen Victoria plants I bought.
My experiences of buying plants through mail-order companies has been regrettable! After each experience I vowed never to do it again... - but where needs must I took another chance and I'm so glad I did!
Because I was only paying £12.00 (plus delivery) for 10 plants, I have to say that I wasn’t exactly expecting a great deal in the way of quality... but how wrong was I! I could not believe how healthy and well established the plants were!
Many thanks,
Pete
Pete J., Bristol, UK
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I’d just like to say how delighted I was with the 10 Lobelia Queen Victoria plants I bought.
My experiences of buying plants through mail-order companies has been regrettable! After each experience I vowed never to do it again... - but where needs must I took another chance and I'm so glad I did!
Because I was only paying £12.00 (plus delivery) for 10 plants, I have to say that I wasn’t exactly expecting a great deal in the way of quality... but how wrong was I! I could not believe how healthy and well established the plants were!
Many thanks,
Pete
Pete J., Bristol, UK
Fuchsia 'Beacon'
Fuchsia 'Beacon'
- Single, medium flowers.
- Tube and sepals deep pink.
- Corolla mauvish pink veined red.
- Upright, bushy, self-branching habit.
- Height 24" (60 cm).
- Hardy.
Supplied as a pot grown plant, grown in a 9cm pot.
Available from APPROXIMATELY mid May 20211 or more £3.95GBP each. Group & quantity discounts
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A popular choice for the exhibition bench, Fuchsia Beacon lives up to its name. With its deep pink tube and sepals and a corolla that is mauvish pink, veined with red, it really catches the eye. Upright in habit, it produces plenty of self-branching, bushy growth. Reaches a height of 24" (60 cm).
- Plant out from late May all through the summer.
- Hardy once established.
- Suitable for potting on or, dependent on time of year, planting straight into the garden.
- Late autumn garden planting should be avoided as the plants will not have time to establish before the winter.
- If grown in containers and left outside all winter they may not prove fully hardy as container growing does not afford the same level of root protection as growing in the ground.
How To...
How to Grow Fuchsias
Detailed advice on growing fuchsias. Includes information on watering, feeding and pest control.