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Fuchsia ‘Lady in black’
£4.95
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 1ltr pot.
12 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Sun - shade
Soil - Moist , well drained
Height - 1.5mts
Width - 70cms
Flowering - June - September
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