Yes, there are over 100 different naturally-occurring varieties of fuchsia plants, and hundreds more that have been cultivated by human intervention. Most fuchsia species are native to Central and South America, although others were discovered in the Caribbean and South Pacific. Depending on the variety, fuchsia plants may have upright or trailing growth habits, and may be best suited for slightly different climates. Some of the most popular trailing varieties are the Rapunzel, the swingtime, and the trailblazer. Popular upright varieties include the Phyllis, the army nurse, and the beacon.