You can never have too many gorgeous flowers!

We’re offering you a fuchsia giant collection - 3 options from £5.99, saving you up to 40% off Thompson and Morgan’s prices (correct as of 13.01.25).

Bring Dramatic Colour to Your Garden with Giant Fuchsias

Transform your outdoor space with giant-flowering trailing fuchsias, renowned for their spectacular blooms and vigorous growth. Each plant produces exotic flowers up to 10cm wide, with frosted, marbled, or striped petals that create an eye-catching display all summer long. These trailing varieties are ideal for hanging baskets, window boxes, or pouches, where their stems can cascade up to 50cm (20 inches), delivering a lush, overflowing effect.

Why Choose This Fuchsia Collection?

• Diverse Varieties: Enjoy a vibrant mix including ‘Deep Purple’, ‘Swingtime’, ‘Voodoo’, ‘Holly’s Beauty’, and ‘Peachy’—each known for unique colours and petal patterns.
• Flexible Packs: Select from packs of 5, 10, or 20 plug plants to fit your garden size or planting scheme.
• Extended Flowering: Expect blooms from early summer right through to the first frosts of autumn.

Growing Guide & Care Instructions

• Sowing & Planting: Pot plug plants on arrival and keep them in a frost-free spot until all risk of frost has passed. Acclimatise gradually before placing outdoors.
• Sun/Shade Requirements: Fuchsias thrive in sun or partial shade—ideal for UK gardens.
• Soil Preferences: Plant in moist but well-drained soil; use multi-purpose compost for containers.
• Watering & Feeding: Keep compost consistently moist. Feed weekly with a balanced liquid fertiliser during the flowering season.
• Pruning Tips: Remove faded blooms regularly to encourage new flowers. Pinch out tips when young for bushier growth.

Design Ideas & Companion Planting

• Create stunning displays in hanging baskets or window boxes—combine with trailing lobelia or bacopa for added texture.
• Add to mixed containers alongside begonias and petunias for continuous summer colour.

FAQs

• When is the best time to plant these fuchsia plugs?
  The best time is after the last frost in spring. Start indoors if needed and move outside once temperatures rise.
• How tall and wide do these fuchsias grow?
  The trailing stems can reach up to 50cm (20 inches), perfect for cascading arrangements.
• What care do they need during winter?
  If grown in containers, move indoors or into a frost-free greenhouse before the first hard frost. Outdoors, lift and overwinter if possible.

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