Taking cuttings from your plants is a great way to get more bang for your buck and luckily vibrant fuchsias are a brilliant species to do this with. Whilst you may already know how to take ...

Fortunately for us gardeners, fuchsias are some of the easiest plants to take cuttings from. Much like learning how to care for fuchsias, learning how to take fuchsia cuttings is straightforward ...

Splitting your Fuschia Bush will drastically damage your plant Michelle you are far better waiting until new shoots appear in the spring and then taking cuttings from the new shoots. These ...

One of the best ways of overwintering fuchsias is by taking cuttings. This I do every year from my large ‘hardy’ plants to create more stock. I suppose I don’t believe they will survive the ...

You can buy well-grown plants in full flower throughout the summer, but it’s thriftier to start with young plants or root your own cuttings. Types of fuchsia All the popular fuchsias sold for ...

CORVALLIS – Snipping some cuttings from the garden this time of year will produce your own private nursery of plants by spring. Whether you plant the results of your “snip and stick” project ...

That's why you should propagate new plants every year from cuttings. Propagation is more efficient and selective than growing from seed There are two good reasons to learn how to propagate from ...

What’s more, it is very easy to grow from woody cuttings. Just as with pelargonium, snip off a 3-inch piece at a node, place in water for two to three weeks, and presto! Brand new fuschia.