Plants are affected not only by temperature but by the hours of daylight. Fuchsias that are day-length neutral are everblooming. Early blooming cultivars start flowering in mid-March to early April. Most cultivars respond to lengthening days and start bloom in mid-April and May.

What time of year do fuchsias flower?

They usually start flowering in May and continue until autumn. In very mild areas, they might flower all year round. Many fuchsias are half hardy (tender) types, used as bedding in pots or borders for summer and autumn displays.

Do fuchsias come back every year?

In fact, fuchsias are tender perennials. This means that you can grow these plants outside if you live in a very warm climate and they will come back year after year. However, in many chillier climates, gardeners grow fuchsias as annuals, planted outside after all risk of frost is passed.