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Posted: Oct/24/2008 8:30 AM PST
Hello, I am looking for people in zone 8 to find out how to protect fuschias in winter. its my first time been gardener during the winter, i`ve got 4 diferents types of fuschias but some of them are loosing leaves and looking sad. thanks! Attachments:  |
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Posted: Oct/24/2008 8:58 AM PST
I'm from zone 8 but have never been able to keep them alive.Always buy a new basket for summer.Would love to know how though. |
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Posted: Oct/25/2008 10:24 AM PST
I decided to bring then indoors, dont wanna loose them! lets see what happens! |
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Posted: Oct/25/2008 12:05 PM PST
I am in zone 8 in SC and they are not hardy here, so in the house they go or buy new ones for next year. Linda B from SC |
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Posted: Nov/17/2008 3:15 AM PST
Hi I live in Zone 8 outside of Belfast. I have a perennial Fuschia that I have had for 6 years now. My Father in law gave I to me when he seperated his big bush. Its flower is hot pink on the outside with a purple middle, I dont know the actual name. The first season it looked really sad with yellowing leaves and drooping. I thought I killed it, until March the next spring where it started sprouting greenery. It thrives all spring and summer I have it in the ground and have never had to protect it from our winters yet. I find it helps it when I add some bone meal around the base of the roots when it starts to show some green in March. A little manure doesnt hurt either  .I hope this has helped you. Good luck. Christal |
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