but they increase the anticipation of the upcoming season. Therefore i love to take my camera with me, even if i only want to replant or water. The following photos of this post are therefore all from march, i do promise.
Fuchsia Bella Rosella
Fuchsia Elke Pardon
Most marked-gardens and “regular” nurseries present hardly any Fuchsias this time of the season, and even less such with large, filled blossoms. By experience one has to prolong the season by own action…or would have to establish contact to specialized Fuchsia-Nurserys, maybe even through online-shopping***. To be admitted, this is quite an elaborate hobby, but its worth it, if you are looking for this special esthetics. And, what sense is in a hobby without effort at all?
Fuchsia Pink Marshmallow
Looked at it closely, the more you have to put in some doing, the more joy will be given back eventually in most cases. And this- in my humble opinion- is at last to be expected with each hobby, whether it is sports, music, gardening, cooking, collecting or whatever. Therefore now i want to delight myself with the early blossoms of my Fuchsias, and not go on moaning the work connected with that! And since i do know that many fellow-enthusiasts appreciate these photos as well, i am eager to share them.
***Honestly, there are quite few blossoming young plants available now. That is alright, though they should be growing first. To buy blossoming Fuchsias at this time, one should visit specialized nurseries, trying to obtain older plants.
Fuchsia Careless Whisper
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