Hope for the Hanging Baskets!

I like Morning glories. I like their colours.
Maybe you could keep the small Nasturtiums in a propagator or somewhere to bring them on a bit. The weather's been so cold this spring.

Hi Leigh If you havent done hanging baskets before, you ned to start with plants that are easy to grow, Primulas a, Violas and Pansies usually do well, for trailing plants something like, Lobelia, Bacopa, or Diasica usually do well. If you are sowing Nastursians I usally start them off in a seed tray with individual modules, I would put upto 3 seeds in each cover the the tray with cling film [if you havent got a propagator, I havent got one and this method works well for me] put the trays on a windowsill and as soon as you see the seeds start to appear take the cling film off , keep them in thetrays until the true leaves appear, as thet get bigger you can them transfer them into individual small pots transferring them to their growing positions once they are large enough to handle and have a good root system. Good Luck and hope this works for you ;0))

Thanks pp, i think where ive gone wrong was putting the nasturtium straight in from propagation before theyd really established! i only managed to get 3 to grow but now while i havent had any compost the last ones going yellow :( im having a whole day in the garden tomorrow if the weathers same as today! will get propping now ive got my g.house :o)

All the best Leigh, hope you had a good day in the garden, wonderful weather here;0)

pp my last nasturtium withered! :((( oh well will do what u said and keep them in a bit longer this time! yes got a lot done last week and a tan too haha! pics to follow! :)