Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Fuchsia plants are one of the most unique flowers home gardeners can grow. While they come in a few different colors, the most ...

A hummingbird feeding on nectar from tubular fuchsia flowers - altzaga/Shutterstock Hummingbirds are such a pleasure to watch in your garden as they flit from flower to flower, looking for the ...

You've been smart with your fuchsia plant. You didn't let this flowering perennial beauty die, because you brought it indoors for the freezin' season. Part of prepping this pollinator-magnet for ...

SEATTLE — I love the living tweetle out of hardy Fuchsias, and can't plant enough of them in my garden. Who can resist such spectacular, yet easy-to-grow shrubs. They bloom non-stop from late-May ...

With the frost slowly retreating and the first hints of green peeking through garden soil, it's time to grab your pruning shears and start one of the most rewarding tasks of the early spring gardening ...

A recent article discussed the wintering over of upright fuchsia plants (Plant Life, Nov. 21, Pacific Northwest magazine). I really would appreciate your assistance on this, as our resident ...

If you are looking for an embellishing flowering plant for ahanging basket, consider Fuchsia! The ranges of flower colors areshades of pink, purple and white and numerous combinations of thesecolors.

Fuchsia plants grow from the mid-summer through to the first signs of frost in the autumn. They are one of the mainstays of the summer garden and they produce masses of delightful, bell-shaped flowers ...

Hardy fuchsias are spectacular plants that offer endless flowers. These beauties can vary in height from a short groundcover to a seven foot tall shrub. Their blooms come in an array of colors. Aside ...

SEATTLE — Fuchsias are popular in hanging baskets, but can also give plentiful splashes of color throughout your garden. Gardening guru Ciscoe Morris explains the secrets to making them thrive. If you ...

Fuchsias hate our summers. But the saucy, pendant blooms are stunning here in late winter and spring. The colorful exotics are an antidote to our freeze-flattened gardens. Native to Mexico, southern ...

I grew up on the East Coast. It was too hot in the summer to really grow great fuchsia, but that doesn’t mean that my father didn’t try with some modicum of success. So by the time I came to Alaska, I ...