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This is a proposed new design for plant pages on my website, and a sneak preview of some of the fuschias in the Fuschia Garden
I hope you like it
Fuschias Preview
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January 12, 2009, 12:45:33 PM »
Very nice, Whiskey! I use to like the very full skirts on the fuschias but I find the simpler forms are so much more delicate. Enjoyed the rest of your website too! Discovered some new topics. Thank you.
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Very Pretty ! Look's like you have a nice collection ..
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Nicely done Sam.
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Re: Fuschias
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January 13, 2009, 08:07:36 AM »
Very nice, I love Fuschias...however they do not always grow the best for me, but I love the way they attract the hummingbirds.
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January 31, 2009, 10:44:39 AM »
Great page design.
I love fuchsias but I'm afraid our terrible weather in December has killed most of mine..... :'(
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February 07, 2009, 10:19:18 AM »
Very nice pictures, and site!
Guestion, never had any before and bought three late last year. They are in 10" pots outside. They look like they are dead right now, but they still have some green on them. Do you think they will come back? They sure were pretty!
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March 03, 2009, 11:49:55 AM »
Yes ... I think they will be fine
Some of mine are beginning to leaf out, others look like you describe. I believe that all will survive
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Lovely I enjoyed looking at your web site. Thanks for sharing.
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i love your design and website. I really like the leaf video.
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very beautiful!
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Looks like mine in the ground are mostly alive but those in pots are likely toast. These were all hardy fuchsias, not the hanging basket ones.
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I thought that a couple of my new ones in pots were definitely dead. BUT .. inspection yesterday showed new little buds beginning to develop
HURRAYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!
Never say never is very true in gardening
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