Yeah, but outside, over-wintering fuchsias look so forlorn and apparently lifeless before they begin to bud, one can get very close to chucking them!
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Originally posted by gurnemanz View PostWe seems to have lost lost most of our fuchsias (fuchsiae?) and pelargonia/ums in troughs and pots this year. They were in a shed which is normally sheltered enough from mild frost for them to survive, but this year's beast has done damage. Luckily, we have a couple of hardy fuchsias permanently planted which come back every year without fail.
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Originally posted by DracoM View PostYeah, but outside, over-wintering fuchsias look so forlorn and apparently lifeless before they begin to bud, one can get very close to chucking them!
Brilliantly sunny down here today, in the middle of a nice friendly anticyclone, with very little wind - 8 degrees C at noon, barometer 1035 millibars!
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Originally posted by gurnemanz View PostThanks for the encouragement. The roots may have survived. They've been out in the sun today.
Back on topic, overnight sharp frost, but not the morning murk that was originally forecast. It's wall to wall blue and sun again, although chilly. Definitely a mood booster.
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It looks settled all week, but in all probability turning colder by next weekend as the high transplants NW, sucking air down from the Arctic - how cold remains to be worked out. Lovely today, with the process of drying out making this afternoon's stroll in Belair Park particularly pleasant.
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