Welcome to The Northwest Fuchsia Society Website!  28 new hardies (highlighted in hot pink)  in 2009!

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11 Sep 2002

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23:51:21

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I love seeing all of the pic's from summer's shows! Would love to see more! Keep up the great work.

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10 Nov 2002

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01:03:34

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I think this is a marvelous website, very informative. Where can I get some "Wonder-Gro"? I keep reading little blurbs about it in your newsletter The Fuchsia Flash.

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04 May 2003

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22:17:39

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Could some of the Societies list their own plant sales so we could attend them? We happened upon the one in Chehalis and were so pleased to not have to look anymore for fuchsia starts. The members there were pleasant and gave us lots of tips for our fuchsias. We hope to return next year, same weekend, with family.

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12 Aug 2003

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12:09:49

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Love the website, and thank you for showing our small Puyallup show pictures. Irene & JK Johnson

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16 Sep 2003

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15:44:52

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Seeing a list of the growers/nurseries would be a great addition!

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19 Jan 2004

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18:47:21

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Enjoyed your website a great deal. Great pictures and loads of information. My grandparents used to own and run the York Fuschia Gardens in Seal Rock Oregon back in the 40"s and 50's. Always great to see the passion carried on by others. Linda York

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16 Feb 2004

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21:54:17

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Love your web site, particularly the hardy fuchsia list. I am hoping someone can help me locate a fuchsia nursery that I went to last year. It is located hear Maple Valley and I thought it was called the Greenhouse. When we went last year the first weekend in April, the Bellevue Fuchsia Society was there and were very friendly and helpful. I had the web site for the nursery. Can you provide me with the domain name for this nursery, or a phone number for them. Thanks, and I'm sure I'll be visiting your web site often. I've marked it as one of my favorites. ramsddj@aol.com

(edit) The Earthworks Fuchsia Nursery

Date:

28 Feb 2004

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17:17:34

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Thanks, for a beautiful site!!! Hermien Watkins, a new member

Date:

05 Mar 2004

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21:51:54

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i actually have some questions.my hermiena fuchsia plant keeps dropping its leaves,and the rest of my fuchsias are doing fine.whats happening?what triggers fuchsias to bloom more fert? or light? I put my fuchsias in my grow box, which is 4x8 and three feet high with 4 240 hov flourescents.I keep it running 24 hours a day.I have a lot more questions.thanx andy ajmoss12003@yahoo.com

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13 Mar 2004

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21:20:18

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This site is so much improved that I can't believe it!!! Thank you so much for all the effort and work. I will encourage as many people as possible to visit. Sharon Miller

Date:

26 Mar 2004

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14:22:19

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Having just moved to Coastal Oregon from the COLD midwest - & being very new at growing Fuchsia's - I am very very happy to have found your sight. Particularly the list of the hardy varieties, & all the great pictures. Peg Monahan Florence, OR

Date:

12 May 2004

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16:36:46

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A lovely site. But I looked you up in order to find a particular fuchsia, and there doesn't appear to be a search function. Can anyone out there point me to a grower of "Sugar Blue"? Thanks so much! S. Forsman

Date:

30 May 2004

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14:55:45

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Hello: Love your website, especilly that little humming bird. I visited your site because I am trying to find out where I can buy a Schneckerl haning fuchsia. I had one several years ago and it was one of my favorites. It was from Euroselect. Would appreciate any help you can give me. Thanks, jacquebooth@tscnet.com

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05 Jun 2004

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10:45:43

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Please Help!! My mother lives in Kansas where it's just too hot to grow fuchsias. I have been searching the web for a business to order an artificial fuchsia basket for her. Local stores seem to be out of them already. Any ideas??? Thanks!

Date:

26 Jun 2004

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22:53:18

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I have to be honest, when I first started browsing the site I was not impressed at all. I thought the pictures were of poor quality. But then I continued to dig deeper went to the "Hardy Fuchsia List" and to say the least did a complete turn around and would have to say I am "quite impressed". I had no idea there were so many beautiful different varieties of the fuchsia. This is a site I will return to and will also add to my favorites list. Thank-you, P. Armstrong Antioch, CA

Date:

27 Jun 2004

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11:58:17

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Hi, I just made a short visit to your site, nice page, keep on - Greetings Andrea

Date:

26 Jul 2004

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16:51:21

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Thanks for the great site! Could I receive email updates? abell27@artmailbox.com

Date:

28 Jul 2004

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03:26:44

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You are a very talented programmer. Thanks

Date:

01 Aug 2004

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19:55:03

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Fuchsia is one of my favorite flowers and scents. I love this site. prettypebbles@kittymail.com

Date:

27 Sep 2004

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00:43:44

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What a terrific site! They are so beautiful I want everyone of them! Thank you for providing this very helpful site for Northwest gardeners.

Date:

01 Oct 2004

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01:22:00

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Hi Folk: Bill Tyler here. I need a sujestion on upright fuchsias to be planted in front of Horizon House for Fall Color. I believe this is stretching it for fuchsias at this time of year but our Maintenance Guys wants to know if that would be feasible. I need a soon as.. answer. Thanks Bill Tyler preacher@foxinternet.com

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