No don't give up! Gardening is not a competitive sport and the warmth of your area and the light will determine when your overwintered fuchsias might sprout. Be as cool as the weather and just pretend you don't care when they sprout. Then you'll see new growth in a month or so. At this point you should add more water and move the plants to a warmer area with more sunlight - like a sun porch. Begin to fertilize in mid April and you'll have fuchsias this summer. Keep growing, Marianne Binetti