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kenneth.nilsson@mbox3.swipnet.se
A
stranger to me
Strong growing, straggly, not very self branching,
loose, large (semi-) double flowers. Very spreading (more than in pic)
anthers, larger than Annabel for example.
Very dark green foliage, rounded leaves, not often opposite but spread
out on the stem. Stems vary a lot in thickness. Some very thin and some
fat and juicy.
Cutting sent to me directly from California in 1987.
Wouter had a suggestion on April
MMM Had yet another suggestion
June Hurley suggested 'La Neige'
Eva Lindmark
And I need MORE HELP!
I
saw this cultivar at Rockdala last Saturday. It was named 'Gislane' but
I can't find it in any books or database? Anyone knows anything about it?
About F. rosea = F. lycioides and 'False Lycioides'
Is Fuchsia
perscandens growth (has not bloomed yet) like a double-sized Fuchsia procumbens?
Is Fuchsia glazioviana
very similar to a Fuchsia magellanica, but with slightly hairy/velvety
stems? - Kenneth - if
you know anything.
Heinrich Rathje and I need
help to find info about a fuchsia called RICHARD JOHN - please
mail
me - Kenneth - if you have any ideas.
Is the fuchsia in the picture
above Archie Owen? Just grown a bit shadier?
A list of some
thirty new cuttings - some of which I know nothing about. Do you? Pictures?
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