Id these flowers?
Hi there, my dad was given a rose bush when one of his friends died, around the bottom there was another plant growing, it's been established for a few years now & it's beginning to spread a little more, I'd like to know what these are called to find out a little more about them. Thanks.
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Fuchsia magellanica - a good staple flowering shrub which goes underground in winter. I would try to untangle the roots and plant it away from the rose. |
Id these flowers?
"beccabunga" wrote Freedom_Spark;854191 Wrote: Hi there, my dad was given a rose bush when one of his friends died, around the bottom there was another plant growing, it's been established for a few years now & it's beginning to spread a little more, I'd like to know what these are called to find out a little more about them. Thanks. [image: http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/n.../IMG_0711.jpg] Fuchsia magellanica - a good staple flowering shrub which goes underground in winter. I would try to untangle the roots and plant it away from the rose. Not always, ours was not even knocked back by last winter which was the coldest for many years, yes the leaves dropped as usual but in the spring the stems all sent out new leaves/shoots so it's getting taller and taller year on year. -- Regards Bob Hobden just W. of London |
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