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Common name: Fuchsia
Latin name:
Fuchsia 'Blue Ballerina'

Fuchsia Blue Ballerina
Class: Annual

Growth habit:
Upright shrub 

Max height:
12" - 14"
Spread: 14" - 24"

Flowers: Spring - Summer

Available cultivars: 1of over 100 cultivars on the market
Origin: Hybrid
Sunshine:
Water: Pictured: Fuchsia 'Ballerina Blue'
Cultivation: Pronounced... few' sha. Fuchsia 'Blue Ballerina' is considered an upright Fuchsia... but is most often found grown in hanging baskets. It can also be grown in beds or containers in full sun to partial late day shade. 

Plant Ballerina Blue in moist fertile soil that is well drained. 'Blue Ballerina' is very heat tolerant. The leading cause of Fuchsia decline is over-watering. Be sure to allow the soil to dry down between waterings.  Plants can be moved indoors to a sun room or greenhouse before first frost. The brightly colored flowers of Fuchsia's are excellent for attracting hummingbirds.

Potential pests ~ diseases: Aphids, spider mites or whiteflies.

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