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TULIP-23
Hectare
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Fuchsai´s
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February 22, 2005, 21:40:11 »
A couple of questions ???
When - and How to take Cuttings!!
Best way to Propagate them!!
What sort and how much of Mixture!!
Jerry [ Saundersj89 ] did a Fantastic piece on
Chrysanthemum Cuttings. :)
Has anybody the same on Fuchsai's out there!! ???
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Wicker
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Re: Fuchsai´s
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February 22, 2005, 21:52:58 »
I'm not an expert on this and no doubt someone who is can give you advice from their own experience but this link is a great standby
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/alex.martin2/Prop/Fuchsia.html
Mr W is the fuschia and geranium enthusiast in our family
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Merry Tiller
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February 22, 2005, 23:19:04 »
Softwood cuttings early summer, I put 5 or 6 around a 3" pot, pinch the tops out as soon as they've rooted. Any multi-purpose compost will do
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TULIP-23
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February 23, 2005, 21:52:55 »
Wicker :)
Many thanks for your efforts Very much appreciated.
Everything downloaded..........Loads of 8)very useful information there 8)
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hesperis2000
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February 24, 2005, 11:08:39 »
it is actually hard for fuscha cuttings NOT to take-harwood/ softwood/ anywood - they take at any time of year in my experience- in water too- not quite as rampant as willow but they take very easily- plants for free
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TULIP-23
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February 24, 2005, 21:47:18 »
hesperis2000 :)
Many thanks for your help and input..........great 8)
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hesperis2000
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February 24, 2005, 22:02:56 »
enjoy your fuschas- my favourite is 'Carmel Blue'- :) beautiful blue and white flowers- unfortunately not very hardy :'(
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RobinOfTheHood
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March 04, 2005, 16:42:16 »
On the same subject, any recommendations for a variety to grow as a standard?
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teresa
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March 04, 2005, 17:01:19 »
Hi,
Standard fushias for beginnier has to be Phyllis strong growing plant. Then on to Swingtime, Dark Eyes even the minitures like Tom Thumb or try the upright flowering like Jublie Walsz..
I have just bought one today to go on to be a standard Sunset Boulevard large flowers but stunning flowers.
Oh yes I went to the GC today to have a look and they were pinching the growing tips out of the fushias they had got in got a bag full of cuttings for nothing good size ones dont know what I have but hey thats half the fun.
So moto if you dont ask you dont get. wish me luck
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RobinOfTheHood
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March 04, 2005, 17:13:13 »
Good luck.
And thanks.
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Mimi
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Pretty in Pink
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Reply #10 on:
March 04, 2005, 19:07:42 »
Barbara is also a good one for standards. ;)
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TULIP-23
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March 04, 2005, 21:02:19 »
Robin of the Hood :)
Thanks Just Starting out with the Fuchias :D
Ordered them by Post Here In Holland for the Wife ;)
Arriving this Month Mid March...just have to wait and see ???
t hanks for your Advice Mike 8)
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TULIP-23
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March 04, 2005, 21:05:48 »
Teresa :)
With more experience
I´ll get around to Trying Different Sorts and Type
But that will come later
Many Thanks Good Luck with your Cuttings and Propagation
Mike
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TULIP-23
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March 04, 2005, 21:07:00 »
Mimi :)
Thanks Also Mike ;)
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TULIP-23
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March 05, 2005, 21:38:31 »
Teresa :)
Found some great information on Fuchsias.
Woolmans
Hardy Beacon...Brutus.. Dollar Princess ..Garden News
Genii and Snowcap
Jumbo Fuchias
Bella Rosella..Deep Purple...Holly´s Beauty...Seventh Heavan...Snowburner..Voodoo
Patio Fuchsia´s
Barbara Windsor... Cella Smedley..Thalia..Turkish Delight
Waltz Jubelteen..Winston Churchill
Teresa if your interested send me a PM I´ll sort out the Website Information for you Info now Posted Under take a look!!!
Some Really interesting Pictures on my other Favourite
Plant....Begonia Rex´s in a Website in North Wales.
                 mike
www.woolman.co.uk
www.Dibleys.com
    Found Them!!
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