easy to grow seeds for hanging baskets
By Sunshines
england, United Kingdom
hi i have a heated propagater but only have a cold window sill to grow on untill it is time to plant outside i have 5 hanging baskets and would like to try and to fill them up with my own grown plants thanks
- 27 Mar, 2009
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thanks moon grower i will try trailing lobelia
28 Mar, 2009
Personally I'd use more than one plant variety but they are your hanging baskets
28 Mar, 2009
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There are a variety of plants that it is easy to grow for your hanging baskets:
Trailing lobelia
Busy Lizzie
Callibrachoa (Mini Petunias)
Petunia
Geraniums
Mimulus
Pansy
Black Eyed Susan (Thunbergia)
Begonia
Trailing Campanula
Impatiens
The list is endless, personally I would not start in a heated propagator as you are likely to end up with lanky top growth. If you have a bedroom windowsill or the like to start them on then just put them in a poly bag until the seeds have germinated then remove from bag, keep moist but not overly wet, and, obviously don't let them get too cold!
27 Mar, 2009