Fuchsia ‘Lord Beaconsfield’ (Fuchsia hybrid)

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Fuchsia ‘Lord Beaconsfield’ (Fuchsia hybrid)Given to us by Longwood Gardens, Lord Beaconsfield is an unbelievably heat and sun tolerant fuchsia. In our trial gardens, it has grown with good vigor and prolific blooms for the past two summers. Its attractive pendulous flowers have four long slender red sepals and four short purple petals that create a majestic display in a hanging basket. Lord Beaconsfield flowers reliably from spring to fall. This fuchsia tolerated full sun in our Connecticut

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butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden

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velvety leaves and usually reaches about 3’ tall

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as it will grow where others fear to root

We thank our friend Walter Dworkin for this unique Angel Wing begonia

Also known as the Mountain Papaya

Full of vitamin C and anthocyanins

we recommend a hard pruning and before you know it

smooth fruit are ready for harvest from September through October