Fuchsia glazioviana
Glaziou's Fuchsia is an evergreen shrub native to the montane cloud forests of southeastern Brazil. Like many Fuchsia, this species blooms continuously during the growing season and has classic, pendulous, fuchsia-colored sepals and a violet corolla. An easy plant in the garden, Glaziou’s Fuchsia has an upright, arching form and attractive, bronze tinted foliage.
Plants prefer partial sun, regular moisture, and occasional feeding with a balanced fertilizer or compost dressing. Glaziou’s Fuchsia can grow to reach ten feet in height, although six feet is more typical in a garden setting. As with other Fuchsia, the berries are edible and mild-flavored.
Cold hardy to USDA Zone 9a or to 20 degrees Fahrenheit
For sale are one gallon potted plants
Fuchsia glazioviana
Glaziou's Fuchsia is an evergreen shrub native to the montane cloud forests of southeastern Brazil. Like many Fuchsia, this species blooms continuously during the growing season and has classic, pendulous, fuchsia-colored sepals and a violet corolla. An easy plant in the garden, Glaziou’s Fuchsia has an upright, arching form and attractive, bronze tinted foliage.
Plants prefer partial sun, regular moisture, and occasional feeding with a balanced fertilizer or compost dressing. Glaziou’s Fuchsia can grow to reach ten feet in height, although six feet is more typical in a garden setting. As with other Fuchsia, the berries are edible and mild-flavored.
Cold hardy to USDA Zone 9a or to 20 degrees Fahrenheit
For sale are one gallon potted plants
