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Fuchsia ‘Tom Thumb’
(Hardy Fuchsia)

£18.00

£18.00

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Great for wildlife
May - September
50cm x 50cm
Partial Shade, Sun
Attracts Wildlife
Fully Hardy

Fuchsia Tom Thumb is a charming and compact variety of fuchsia shrub that captivates with its petite size and profusion of vibrant flowers. This cultivar is known for its small, bushy growth habit, making it an excellent choice for containers, borders, or as a delightful addition to mixed plantings. The flowers of Fuchsia Tom Thumb are typically pendulous and come in a striking array of colours, including shades of pink, purple, and white.

Despite its diminutive stature, this fuchsia still manages to create a big impact in gardens or on patios, attracting attention with its showy blooms and lush green foliage. Fuchsia Tom Thumb is a delightful choice for those seeking a compact and eye-catching fuchsia variety that brings beauty to any space.

 

 

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Description

Fuchsia Tom Thumb is a charming and compact bushy variety of fuchsia shrub that captivates with its petite size and profusion of vibrant flowers.

Planting Conditions

This perennial is a full sun or partial shade lover.

Watering & Feeding

During the first year, water regularly during dry periods and decrease that to every other week once the plant is established.

General Care

In early to mid spring cut back the previous year's flowering stems, and remove anything that looks thin or weak as this promotes fresh strong growth.