Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.
Back to Shrubs and Climbers
Fuchsia ‘Lady in black’
£4.50
Fuchsia ‘Lady in black’ is classed as a climbing fuchsia, it most certainly is tall and benefits from a frame to tie it to . It is hardy , in a mild winter it will grow from it’s hard wood , but in a severe winter it will grow from the base. One of the darkest hardy Fuchsias we grow here, with an almost black corolla, in full bloom it is quite stunning!
Plants are supplied in a 9cm pot.
Out of stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Sun - shade
Soil - Moist , well drained
Height - 1.5mts
Width - 70cms
Flowering - June - September
Related products
Ficus “Brunswick”
Ficus Brunswick is well suited to our wetter, colder, growing conditions, it is hardy, deciduous, self fertile and reliable but it does like a sheltered site in full sun. restricting it's roots by growing in a pot or placing slabs vertically around it's roots will encourage it to produce more of it's pear shaped ,green flushed purple ,sweet fruits.
Plants are supplied in a 2ltr pot.
Fuchsia ‘Mrs Popple’
Fuchsia 'Mrs Popple' is one of the of the best, reliable, large flowered, hardy fuchsias, it can form a large bush almost up to a meter in height and with the good sized flowers can look quite stunning in full bloom.
Plants are supplied in a 9cm pot.
Myrtus ugni ( Ugni molinae) “Kapow”
Myrtus ugni "Kapow" is an evergreen shrub also known as the Chilean guava it has small dark green leathery leaves " Kapow" was named by James Wong waving the flag for unusual edibles,Myrtus ugni "Kapow" produces dark red berries that taste a bit like wild strawberries x kiwi, and are ripe in late Autumn, it's self fertile too, the fruits make excellent jam or try them in muffins. In May small palest pink bell shaped flowers appear, maybe the common name should have been the lily of the valley tree.It is best grown in a sunny sheltered spot, if you don't have one it's equally happy in a pot so that you can move it under cover for the winter.
Plants supplied in a 1 ltr pot.
Abutilon megaponticum
The red and yellow flowers on Abutilon megaponticum hang like bells on arching stems, although this is not the hardiest shrub I have known it to survive locally for up to 7 years so it's probably coped with lower than - 5c . A nice warm wall would help, or if you're in a coastal area you'd be fine. It is worth the effort as this is a real eye catcher always popular here at the nursery.
Plants are supplied in a 9cm pot.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.