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Highlights

Vibrant Double Blooms – Enjoy a kaleidoscope of colours from five unique trailing fuchsia varieties.
Ideal for Hanging Baskets – Cascading stems are perfect for baskets, window boxes, and containers.
Compact Growth – Reaches up to 30cm in height and spreads to 45cm, making a bold statement without overwhelming small spaces.
Long-Lasting Summer Colour – Blooms persist throughout the summer, providing continuous garden interest.
Easy to Grow – Robust plants thrive in partial shade or sun with well-drained soil.
Diverse Varieties – Includes 'Sir Matt Busby', 'Southgate', 'Dark Eyes', 'La Campanella', and 'Marinka'.

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Colourful Fuchsia 'Trailing Mixed' Collection

Add a Burst of Colour with Trailing Fuchsia Mixed Collection!

This collection features up to 20 trailing fuchsia bedding plants, each selected for their vivid double blooms and graceful cascading habit. Fuchsias are prized for their pendulous flowers and reliable summer performance, making them a favourite for UK gardens.

Why Choose Trailing Fuchsias?

Botanical Excellence: Fuchsia hybrids produce striking, two-tone flowers in shades of pink, purple, red, and white.
Perfect for Containers: Their trailing stems spill beautifully over the edges of hanging baskets, window boxes, or patio pots.
Mature Size: Expect each plant to reach around 30cm (12") tall and spread up to 45cm (18").

Growing Guide

Planting Time: Plant outdoors after the last frost—typically late spring in the UK.
Sun/Shade: Thrives best in partial shade but will tolerate full sun if kept moist.
Soil Requirements: Prefers moist but well-drained soil; enrich with organic matter before planting.
Watering: Keep compost consistently moist—avoid letting the roots dry out during hot spells.

Planting & Care Tips

Potted Displays: Use quality multi-purpose compost for containers or baskets.
Feeding: Apply a balanced liquid fertiliser every two weeks from late spring through summer.
Deadheading: Remove faded blooms regularly to encourage new flowers and prolong display.

The Five Varieties Included

'Sir Matt Busby' – Pink and white double blooms
'Southgate' – Soft pink-lavender flowers
'Dark Eyes' – Deep purple and red contrast blooms
'La Campanella' – Elegant lilac and white petals
'Marinka' – Vibrant red single flowers

Garden Design Ideas

Create eye-catching hanging baskets by pairing fuchsias with trailing lobelia or bacopa.
Add to patio pots alongside upright geraniums for height contrast.

FAQs

When should I plant these fuchsias?
Plant outdoors after the last frost date, typically from late April onwards in the UK.
How long do they flower?
Expect continuous blooms from June until the first autumn frosts if regularly deadheaded and fed.
Do they need much maintenance?
Fuchsias are easy-care; just keep soil moist, feed fortnightly, and deadhead spent blooms for best results.