Fuchsia magellanica var. 'molinae Sharpitor' web special

Fuchsia magellanica var. 'molinae Sharpitor' web specialThis low growing fuchsia is one of the brightest plants in our gardens. The green leaves have a striking light yellow edge, offering contrast to just about any plant nearby. The soft pink bells in late summer add to the delicate nature of the plant. Likes a bit of shade. Grows to 2 3 ft tall and wide in 10 years. Hardy to zone 7.

keeping the ground clean

Peachy-orange flowers cover this attractive hybrid from the late Jack Lofthouse

Extraordinary

tall and 6 ft

Because it is still in the trade today is because it has proven itself to be a worthwhile hybrid to grow

The shiny dark-green needles are dense along the stems

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also works well planted as a hedge

but will make a huge plant that flowers heavily every year

A purple lover's dream

greenish yellow foliage

The plant grows 2-3 inches per year