<i>Fuchsia</i> 'Hawkshead'
<i>Fuchsia</i> 'Hawkshead'
<i>Fuchsia</i> 'Hawkshead'
<i>Fuchsia</i> 'Hawkshead'
<i>Fuchsia</i> 'Hawkshead'
<i>Fuchsia</i> 'Hawkshead'

Fuchsia 'Hawkshead'

hardy fuchsia

One of the hardier fuchsias, this one will survive outside in sheltered gardens throughout the year, especially if tucked in with a...

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