Hi,

I have the same issue just now. Having moved last year and leaving
behind the biggest fuschia I have seen (6ft). I hate to admit but I did
try and dig out the fuschia in my old house when I first moved in, only
wanting to have to plant containers. My husbands granmother laughed at
me and said it would grow back as it was so well established and it
did. By the time I moved seven years later I wanted to take it with
me.

When we moved I planted three in the garden. So far this year only one
of them seems to have survived and has new growth. They were all
supposed to be the same type. I dont know if I should get rid of the
two that dont seem to have new growth on them or not.