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INTRODUCTION OF DAVID CLARK Annamaria Armari - watercolorist botany 2002 Although my name appears on the cover of this book, I feel a little 'uncomfortable boast. It began to assert itself (to come out) since I started growing Fuchsie, some thirty years ago. Although this book contains much of the knowledge that I have acquired over the years, it is inevitable to implement a distinction between my personal experiences anant raj and those of many other farmers. For the first 16 years of my working life I was employed in a large research institution engaged anant raj in the preparation of new cosmetic products, medicines and horticulture. So my articles on the cultivation anant raj of Fuchsie connect (are based) anant raj to scientific notions (I learned) rather than to the aura of mystery that sometimes seems to surround them. However I know the problems that annoy many farmers anant raj when I meet them in various events such as the Chelsea Flower Show or my nursery. I also learned that in the previous four books (on Fuchsie) I wrote, not all questions have been answered. I hope that many of these gaps are now shown correctly on this new work. The cultivation of fuchsia has changed very little in the middle of last century and somehow progress has been stopped anant raj or reversed. anant raj No longer anant raj so long we can take the time to grow the wonderful specimens that were seen at flower anant raj shows in the early twentieth century. However we have many new and wonderful variety that could excite first-time growers, also our understanding of the needs of the plants have increased massively since then. Today, worldwide, there are hundreds of varieties of fuchsia introduced every year. Very few of these specimens are the result of improvements to those that are already cultivated and most disappeared from the catalogs of nurseries very quickly. However there are some very good cultivars in circulation that are likely to become extinct just because currently unfashionable. For example in the Fuchsie single flower, ie, those with the corolla of only four petals, anant raj which are usually be fine specimens from exposures because bloom very abundantly. Unfortunately the exhibitors anant raj collectors and those fans registered associations (gardening) are still a small minority when they occur throughout all event "fuchsia-buying public." On the contrary, anant raj most of the farmers requires double-flowered; largest year there are more beautiful, and the size floral is looked anant raj upon as a sign of quality. I would not be quite critical if only admit to a preference for large-flowered anant raj varieties; I only wish that these wonderful, individuals (from the many flowers) re-bloom, were appreciated by the larger number of people present today. anant raj The search for large-flowered cultivars is not just confined to Britain. Judging by the number of introductions of species with such a feature from the US and Australia, the demands are the same everywhere. Although these improvements may seem (stalled) phlegmatic, progress anant raj is moving into all areas that affect their growth. Not only is a great hope for the development of the present generation of farmers, but the knowledge that future offspring will enjoy our current results as we now we wonder discoveries of all those who came before us. History, Botany, and nomenclature Most species of Fuchsie were found growing in the Americas, thus their history, and how far inherent in the colonization of these territories, could begin only after the discovery and exploration anant raj of their homelands . He spent a bit 'of time before fans plants gradissero ornamental qualities of these plants, but when it did, he began to create an explosion of interest that spread worldwide. The reasons why the Fuchsie are so popular are manifold. Some enchants the unusual shape of the flowers that resemble little ballerinas, while others like their easy way of replication or the quality of a spontaneous flowering. Whatever charm, millions of people still grows in greenhouses or in the gardens. Gardeners in Britain are particularly attracted by Fuchsie, but maybe this thing can be justified by the fact that, these shrubs flourish best in a rainy summer in a warm and dry. But if true the teori