Wednesday, May 20, 2026
What’s flowering at the Fuchsietum? Fuchsia ‘DebRon’s Premier Nouveau’. It’s a large plant with large flowers and a bit of a rangey habit. I like it precisely for that ranginess….➤ Read MoreThe Fuchsia+Blog Tags — cultivars | fuchsia | hybridizers | fuchsia spotlight
Thursday, October 30, 2025
What's in flower at the Fuchsietum? Fuchsia 'Martha Werle' was from the hybridizing hand of Henry Werle and introduced in 1940. It was named for his wife, Martha. The Werles were owners of the well-known….➤ Read MoreThe Fuchsia+Blog Tags — cultivars | fuchsia | hybridizers | history | nurseries | fuchsia spotlight
Friday, March 14, 2025
What’s flowering at The Fuchsietum? Fuchsia ‘First Success’ is an alluring cross between F. paniculata x F. splendens bred in the Netherlands in 1985….➤ Read MoreThe Fuchsia+Blog Tags — cultivars | fuchsias | fuchsia spotlight
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
Fuchsia ‘Cardinal’ is another classic American cultivar released by Evans & Reeves Nurseries of Los Angeles in 1938. It has long internodes and likes to spread wide so give it room. It's also winter hardy in the usual places that fuchsias are hardy….➤ Read MoreThe Fuchsia+Blog Tags — cultivars | fuchsia spotlight | fuchsias | hardies | plants
