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1983 de Graaff (NL) (data by CKL*)
Bush, Single

Northumbrian Pipes extends long, stiff branches to produce flowers at their tips.

The flower tube is about 3cm long and dark rose. The sepals are dark rose on top fading to a lighter color and are tipped with green. The corolla is about 7 - 8 mm long and lilac. The combination of dark rose, lilac, and green is impressive. Foliage is about 6 to 7 cm long, relatively narrow, medium to dark green, with half-mat texture.

While L. Boulemmier says its parentage is "F. paniculata x F. magadalenae," in his book The Checklist of Species, Hybrids and Cultivars of the Genus Fuchsia 1), the Fuchsia CD-ROM from MöhltiMedia publishing says "F. magadalenae x F. paniculata."
Northumbrian Pipes
 
Although I don't have much experience with this fuchsia, its growth habits and sensitiveness to heat makes me think it is difficult to handle in hot climates of Japan.

* CKL: See notes in the Main gallery Index.
Northumbrian Pipes
 
References (Click on a number to jump back to the relevant text):
  • 1) BOULLEMIER. L.B., The Checklist of Species, Hybrids and Cultivars of the Genus Fuchsia, Blandford Press (1985), p.232
(December 4, 2010)
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