We're offering you a Fuchsia Double Rose Hanging Basket for £15.99, saving you up to 47% off Thompson and Morgan's's price of £29.99 (correct as of 12.06.2025).

Effortless Garden Colour

Bring vibrant, cascading colour to your outdoor space with the Fuchsia Double Rose Hanging Basket.

• Fuchsia x hybrida, renowned for its abundant double blooms, is a classic favourite among UK gardeners. This pre-planted basket arrives ready to hang—no planting or potting required.
• The basket bursts into hundreds of dainty yet dramatic pink and purple flowers that spill over the edges in lush domes, creating instant visual impact.
• The compact, bushy growth habit forms a perfect mound of foliage and flowers, ideal for patios, balconies, porches, or anywhere you want a pop of colour.

Plant Benefits & Growth Habit

• Flowering Period: Enjoy blooms from early spring through autumn—one of the longest-lasting displays in the garden.
• Mature Size: Each plant grows to approximately 30cm (12in) in height and spread; supplied as a 25cm (10in) pre-planted basket.
• Pendant Blooms: The elegant, trailing flowers sway beautifully in the breeze, adding movement and charm to your display.

Growing Guide & Care Requirements

• Sun/Shade: Prefers partial shade but will tolerate some sun if kept well-watered. Avoid harsh midday exposure.
• Soil: Grows best in fertile, moist but well-drained compost. Use multipurpose compost for baskets.
• Watering: Water regularly to keep soil consistently moist—do not allow to dry out fully during flowering season.
• Feeding: Apply a balanced liquid fertiliser every two weeks during active growth for maximum blooms.
• No Deadheading Needed: Spent blooms drop naturally—minimal maintenance required!

Planting & Seasonal Tips

• Baskets arrive pre-planted—simply hang in your chosen spot after last frost in spring.
• Shelter from strong winds and heavy rain to protect delicate blooms.
• If overwintering, move baskets to a frost-free location before first frost or treat as annuals and replace each year.

Design Ideas & Companion Plants

• Create stunning displays by pairing with trailing lobelia, bacopa, or ivy geraniums for varied texture and colour.
• Ideal for brightening shaded entrances, patios, balconies, or hanging beneath pergolas and porches.

FAQs

• When should I hang my fuchsia basket?
  The best time is after the last frost in spring—usually late April or May in most UK regions.
• How often should I water my hanging basket?
  Baskets may need daily watering during hot spells; keep compost moist but not waterlogged.
• Will my fuchsia basket survive winter?
  This variety is typically grown as an annual. For overwintering, move indoors before frost or treat as seasonal colour each year.