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to go at . I think I should have some blossom around too . I have made a note of one to get . The other thing to think of is which plants give real vlaue for money by flowering for a long time, like fuchsias and cranesbills and osteospermum, especially

.  This year I'm hoping to have a basket of tomatoes (well, I've just sown the seeds).         Hi swisssue,Have you ever tried rosebud geraniums(very tight rose like flowers), long season,good trailer.John Tomatoes and Strawberries in the back, fuchsias

just made my 1st ever hanging baskets now I am not sure where to store them due to the cold weather coming, this is my 1st ever attempt at any flower growing so I don???t know what to expect, any advice would be gratefully received thanks, cal When

plants....alpines, perennials, etc......and they are excellent. Huge range of plants. I buy plants that I know will be small but will grow quickly. The plants I reeceived were immediately,potted on Imto bigger pots and already are growing apace. Yes

and not hardened off. You would need to loosen the roots and repot and then grow bit longer indoors.I have bought occasional viola there.Not worth a special 30 min journey....you will be disappointed I have bought afew plants from Morrisons. I go there any way

still have planted-up hanging baskets for sale - those would brighten up your yard immediately. You will may also find that they still have fuchsias and begonias, which can both grow in tubs for the summer; they are also likely to have Shasta daisies

to wait. If you have more plants than you need, you could try potting on the best seedlings into the window boxes but keep them indoors for now.  Keep a few spares just in case and pot them into small pots to grow on and then give away the remaining

over root space, they will manage, they're only going to be there for a season. 2) Plant them up and keep them indoors until they are growing well - I have a small cool greenhouse and hang the baskets from the roof for about 6 weeks before they go out

and these are some of my recommendations:- Fuchsia' Red Robin Choisya Tenata"sundance" or other variety Magnolia "Stellata" Baring in mind that she wants to be able to look out of her office window and still be able to keep an eye on the scholars in the gardens

are the Easy Fill type now I also have 6 wall baskets of the same bit fiddley but I just love the end results when they are growing. http://s826.photobucket.com/albums/zz184/rainjustlearning/Hanging%20Baskets%202010/?albumview=slideshow Wow!  What an amazing