Don't let it get the afternoon sun, (they prefer shade), water daily but don't over water or you'll rot the roots. let the top of the plant dry out in between watering (but JUST the top) Fertilize once-twice a month unless the dirt has slow release fertilizer in it already (if you over fertilize, you'll burn it) Pinching the dead blooms doesn't hurt, although it's not required in order for the plant to live. It does help produce new blooms, though.
If you want to try to winter it over, go ahead and trim back the plant down to maybe 6" stems. Place it in a warm area of your garage/cool area of your house where it'll still get a little sun. Don't let the plant get below 40f. Don't fertilize it when it's cooler out... it's not growing so it doesn't need the extra nutrition. There's no guarantee's that it'll survive the winter, but it never hurts to try!
Enjoy your plant!
No, hanging baskets are designed to be hung from hooks or brackets and are not suitable for planting directly in the ground.
they're called fuschia's
Mid to end of April
Yes but how to make them is the question.
There are quite a number of places that one can purchase beautiful hanging baskets for plants. Some of these places are Ace Hardware, Sears, and Wayfair.
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To effectively grow and care for hanging tomatoes in your garden, you should choose a sunny spot with good air circulation, use a sturdy support system, water consistently, fertilize regularly, and prune to encourage growth. Additionally, make sure to choose a tomato variety suitable for hanging baskets and provide adequate space for the plant to grow.
To effectively grow strawberry plants in hanging baskets, ensure the baskets have good drainage, use high-quality soil, water regularly, provide adequate sunlight, and fertilize as needed. Trim runners to promote fruit production and protect plants from pests.
You can identify a hanging plant by its long trailing stems and leaves that grow downwards. Hanging plants are often placed in hanging baskets or pots and are commonly seen in indoor or outdoor settings.
Fuschia Sumner's birth name is Fuschia Katherine Sumner.
Emily J. Hartley has written: 'The care and feeding of baskets' -- subject(s): Baskets
To create a hanging tomato garden in your backyard, you can use hanging baskets or containers with good drainage. Fill them with nutrient-rich soil and plant tomato seedlings. Hang the baskets in a sunny spot, water regularly, and provide support for the vines as they grow. Remember to fertilize and prune the plants as needed for optimal growth and fruit production.