Fuschia with colourful foliage

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  1. BobsFuchsias

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    Hi Lazydog,
    Riccartonii is a fast growing bush so yep i would say 3 seasons should give you a decent hedge, and glad for once i got something right :yahoo:.
    Any other fuchsia advice let me know i'm glad to help.
    Bob
     
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    • Bluedun

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      Hi Lazydog

      Could be Ricatoni thats the one they use to grow into hedges.

      If you want any cuttings you are welcome to pay me a visit and pick your own.

      Only a few miles away in Willenhall.


      Trevor
       
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      • daitheplant

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        Lazydog, the " hedge type " is F. magellanica and should be readily available in your local garden centre. Bob, if you are getting paid for cuttings, you are NOT an amateur, you are a professional.:thumbsup:
         
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        • BobsFuchsias

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          Dai.
          If you took the time to ask me what i ask for cuttings, you would have found i only ask the price of the post, so if that makes me a professional so be it.
          Twice now you have promoted F Magellanica in this thread even after one looks like the answer was Sunray, and yes Ricartonii is a variant of Magellanica which according to George Bartlett's Guide of fuchsias, he names 18 variants.
          So after your last post, i feel that i'm not needed in this forum so will not take part in any more, which is a shame as i was getting a lot of enjoyment out of it.
          So Thanks
          Bob
           
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          lazydog Know nothing but willing to learn

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          Bob please dont disappear as a new comer i have gained a lot of info from your posts.
           
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          Bob, you can have my user name for a few cuttings of Devonshire Dumpling.

          :sunny:
           
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          Bob, don`t be so sensitive.:thumbsup:
           
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