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I live in the Vale of Clwyd, North wales, advice please on which Fuchsia to plant to make a hedge. One that is hardy!! Thanks Delia




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Magellanica is the one usually used for hedging and it is pretty hardy. If the frost should ever knock it back it will grow up again from the base.

29 Jul, 2011

 

Riccartonii is another one. I live near Braemar in Scotland and it doesn't get much colder than that. That fuschia survives here, so it must be really hardy. It also makes a good hedge. It has red flowers with purple skirts.

29 Jul, 2011

 

Hello Delia and welcome to GOY, Hywel lives in Wales and grows many Fuchsias if he does not see this you could always send him a PM.

29 Jul, 2011

 

Hello delia i live in north wales in conwy and the varieties i grow are: Aurea magilanica, moline and ricartoni they all do well even after our hard winters hope that helps.

29 Jul, 2011

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