Fuschia Princess Charlotte

Thats a lovely one love how it spikes out and colours.

Agree with 3d, lots of flowers & colour.

its gorgeous, I bought quite a few in the springtime as plugplants, potted them all on and wrote the names on each pot, thought I was being clever by using hubby's magic pen, the biddy ink washed off, lol, I'd luckily kept all the packaging with the names of each plant, now I'm having to check the names as they are coming out in flower....

I bought myself a labeller, it's very good but if the label goes walkabout I have a back up plan - I keep a spreadsheet with them listed & columns for all kinds of details including where I've put them.
It's working well so far as long as I enter the details.

Very like my Walz Jubelteen with it's upwards facing flowers.

I've never been that keen on fuchsias but your upward facing ones are quite different, I didn't know they could be this way.

Very pretty! Upward facing Fuchsias not very common of course but they are something a little out of the common for Fuchsias! I grew one quite a few years ago which I liked quite a lot but I didn't take any cuttings from it & I lost it during the following winter.

We have a net curtain in our bathroom & the drawing on it looks exactly like an upward facing Fuchsia!

G'finger my backup is my garden pages on here, I try to log anything new and put a photo up as well, then if its something that dies right down in the winter I write in the notes section where I have planted said plant....Its a fact I won't bother with hubby's pen again....

Thorney I agree its very similar, in fact if I hadn't kept the packaging and invoice I probably would have mistaken the name completely.....

Balcony it is a very pretty one, also quite dainty, I like its upward facing flowers, one very important factor is that I never had to get down on my knees to take its photo, lol.....I know that next year they are most of them going into hanging baskets or the mangers NOT planters on the ground, my knees just won't take it much longer...LOL...

Yes, Lincs, the Goy pages are great for record keeping.