Have you tried Riccartonii's fruit? Catch them at the ripe moment and they are very good indeed - expect strawberries and kiwi. Definitely one of the better flavoured varieties
I am just getting started with planting perennials at my new house, and the whole experience is new to me. I’ve been researching the perennials I want to plant in the spring, and hadn’t even considered fuchsias—until now!
Ah well I'm delighted to have popped that into your head! For less shrubby perennials, there's a fab book by Tracey Di Sabato-Aust called The Well-Tended Perennial Garden which I wholeheartedly recommend. US based so planting zones front and centre on each entry.
But do you pop fuchsia buds? I know I shouldn't but I couldn't resist just popping one as a child and so doing it occasionally now makes my inner child smile. And yes, I couldn't think of any way to write this without it probably inducing a childish snigger in some.
Have you tried Riccartonii's fruit? Catch them at the ripe moment and they are very good indeed - expect strawberries and kiwi. Definitely one of the better flavoured varieties
Ooh, no I haven't! I love how you wander about the garden eating everything. I'll have a munch.
I am *slightly* more careful than that you'll be pleased to hear
Meaning you have a succession of assistants who you feed anything to first to see if they keel over. Good plan.
It’s exactly as it should be
‘Oh…poor thing’ crosses yew off the edible spreadsheet
I am just getting started with planting perennials at my new house, and the whole experience is new to me. I’ve been researching the perennials I want to plant in the spring, and hadn’t even considered fuchsias—until now!
Ah well I'm delighted to have popped that into your head! For less shrubby perennials, there's a fab book by Tracey Di Sabato-Aust called The Well-Tended Perennial Garden which I wholeheartedly recommend. US based so planting zones front and centre on each entry.
But do you pop fuchsia buds? I know I shouldn't but I couldn't resist just popping one as a child and so doing it occasionally now makes my inner child smile. And yes, I couldn't think of any way to write this without it probably inducing a childish snigger in some.