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nippon-neko

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Hanging Basket
« on: April 30, 2007, 11:59:01 »
Hello

I made 10 plus of hanging baskets in the end of March and some of them are flowering.
They consists of mainly fuchsia, surfinia, verbena.
They have been in the unheated greenhouse.
Do you think that I can hang them up this weekend?
I need space for vegetables now.


Trevor_D

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Re: Hanging Basket
« Reply #1 on: April 30, 2007, 12:06:46 »
Where are you? Ours went out a fortnight ago. (They are on a south-facing wall, but it is a bit of a wind tunnel.) My wife is now part-way through planting out the tubs that decorate the side wall. (It's a row of garages, with a 5' high brick wall & looks quite ugly until it's clothed: I'll try to get organised & post some photos.)

We put them out during the day and then take them in again at night, just for the first few days.

nippon-neko

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Re: Hanging Basket
« Reply #2 on: April 30, 2007, 15:53:41 »
I live in West Midlands.
They started having green fries so I don't want to keep them in the greenhouse any longer.
The greenhouse's temperature went down to below 5 degree but baskets were fine.
Half of them are wall-mounted ones so once being fitted they must stay there unless frost is forecasted.

 

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