These links are provided for information only. The British Fuchsia Society does not accept any liability for the content of these websites.
Links to BFS Clothing websites
This link takes you to the hockey centre webpage for BFS clothing where you can select and order
Links to Fuchsia Database websites
Updated multi-lingual fuchsia database of the DDFGG with pictures. This link takes you to the English version
Website of Eddy De Boever with a database and pictures of fuchsias / Nursery finder in Europe
Links to Global websites
Founded in 1982 by a Dutch initiative. Started as a Western European association it grew up to currently 14 members (13 societies from Northern, Western and Central Europe plus Fuchsia Research International).
A comprehensive list of all known plant species, and the definitive list on genus Fuchsia
New website of the South African Fuchsia society including the Western Cape Fuchsia Society and the Fourways Fuchsia Club
Links to Pests websites
Shared map on Google maps with confirmed outbreaks of Fuchsia Gall mite maintained by Derek Luther
Links to Private websites
Website of Fuchsia Enthusiast in the central Blue Mountains, New South Wales, Australia
A website with a lot of information on growing and some nice picture galleries. Also hosts the Lancaster, Morecambe & District Fuchsia Society
Chris Martins website, he specialises in fuchsia photography.
Fascinating website of R. Theo Margelony and his garden in Manhattan with many onward links
Website of Gerrit Van Veen, now hosted by the NKVF. A lot of interesting information including testing of hardy fuchsias
Bonsai plants, hints, tips, etc
Jack & Joan Lamb's Facebook page on Species
‘Harper & Debbage’ Website of Kristopher Harper specialising in the cultivars of James Lye and attempting to collect as many of them as possible
Japanese fuchsia web-site, designed for promoting fuchsias in Japan, English titles and links to other web-sites.
Links to Unclassified websites
The BFS Far South West show will be held at the Plymouth Nursery (Chittleburn Hill, Brixton) on Tuesday 4th August 2015
A great site for those who love cottage gardens as well as fuchsias.