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20. Darryl Rowley - 2010-12-14 09:40:32 |
| Being able to get to see Weald view photos would be good. couldnt see anything at the page. Darryl |
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19. robyn ratzlaf - 2010-07-05 06:46:46 |
| was given some fuchias in pots in April. they were brilliantly in flower and one continues to try. i have given them some seamungus this past week. how much should i prune them and when. they seem to like the cold weather up here in the Adelaide Hills (Nairne). should they be repotted sometime - they are currently in plastic hanging pots. when it is windy i take them down and place in a little huddle by my front door. please advise if able. Robyn |
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18. John Morris - 2010-03-31 12:37:37 |
Hi there,
There should be ample reading material either in your own or in the public libraries. I suggest you look out for Leo Boullemier’s book on fuchsias which is what I consider to be the Bible for research and background material. |
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17. Lisa - 2010-03-28 06:55:12 |
Hi, Im a student from melbourne and know little about fuchsias, but am very interested. I am completing a plant genus assignment on the fuchsia and was wondering if anyone could tell me the best place to find fuchsias in and around melbourne.
I have identified 3 species in the Royal Melbourne botanical gardens but not sure where else i might find some species...Could anybody help?
Thanks
LIsa
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16. John Morris - 2010-03-19 07:16:48 |
Hi there Florry and welcome to our site. If you contact me directly by using my email address I can arrange a reply to your enquiry from one of our experts.
A golden rule for growing fuchsias is providing exposure to the morning sun and in the afternoon, shade. Try siting your plants on the eastern (normally shady in the afternoon) side of the house and keep the potting mix moist but not WET.
Feed them well in the flowering season and prune the plants back in winter. please use the contact email address I have provided and I will put you in contact with an expert. Better still, use the membership form and join us. |
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15. Florry - 2010-03-19 05:29:17 |
I have just bought a house late last year and Iam starting to collect this beautiful flowers. I have very little knowledge of how to plant them but with very little informations from the internet. I think I m doing pretty good with my 1st 7 species I have so far.My back porch get the after 3pm sun which I think is abit too harsh on them (I think) Now as I live in NSW close to Canberra I would love some hints tips from you growers out there.As to basically HOW to look/care after/for them.
Do I need a green house for them or do I get to put them out on my front porch which recieves the morning & mid morning sunlight.
Please I need some help..
Thanks for your time..
Me.. |
 14. SEND2GO - 2009-10-12 22:14:40 |
| hey very nice site ;) |
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13. Diane Johnson - 2009-09-29 06:24:24 |
| i would like to get into the flower and live in coffs harbour am interested in anyone letting me know can they live in our area have tried last one died |
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12. Claire Degenève - 2009-07-24 08:53:24 |
Hello, I am a French Fuchsia’s fan in Versailles. We have received in June, the Euro-fuchsia Meeting in Paris ( at the SNHF ; Société Nationale d’Horticulture de France ) and in Versailles at the Arboretum de Chèvreloup where we have the National Collection of the MNHN (Museum d’Histoire naturelle de France) with Botaniques Green house of Fuchsias and an other with Hybrids collection. We recieved in SNHF your bulletin and we are interesting for articles in ours bulletins about yours particulars conditions of cultivation or just amicals contacts with yours Members !
You can visited our Web site or Euro-fuchsia Web site or Museum Web site.
excuse-me for my english language ...
Cordialement de Paris ! |
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11. pamela faithfull - 2009-07-04 00:43:48 |
hello i am visiting my sister in virginia and am into growing fuchsias in new zealand i have over 3oo plants all differant we grow them in pots as our garden floods and the fuchsias dont like wet feet i belong to the franklin society 35kms south and we meet every month i am also a collector of fuchsia lore and am after some more
Regards Pamela faithfull |
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