Irish wildflowers sitemap
Photographs: Co.Cork 
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Fuchsia Flowers have red sepals and violet petals, downward hanging on long stalks. Fruit is a non-edible black berry. Leaves opposite, elliptical, toothed. Spreads vegetatively by suckers. Height: To 3m. Roadsides, hedges, walls, banks, river banks. Introduced from S. America, now naturalised. Very common along roadsides in SW Ireland. Similar: White Fuchsia 
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Fuchsia. Ballingeary, Co.Cork. June 2008
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