We have lots of small, 3" high, young Polyanthus plants, bought from a
nursery as small plugs, in late August, and wonder if it is safe to plant
them out now in November, at the start of a UK winter, south coast of
England. Any advice please?

Cheers
Joan

"Baz" wrote in message
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We have lots of small, 3" high, young Polyanthus plants, bought from a
nursery as small plugs, in late August, and wonder if it is safe to plant
them out now in November, at the start of a UK winter, south coast of
England. Any advice please?

Cheers
Joan

My apologies about the above blank message but pressed the wrong key.
Assuming your Polyanthus is of the normal hardy type then they will be quite
safe to plant at any time from now. Dig in some humus if available and add a
handful of organic fertiliser for each square yard for best results. Some
Primroses [P.vulgaris] are already showing colour in South West UK but will
be at their best March/April. Best Wishes.
"Baz" wrote in message
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We have lots of small, 3" high, young Polyanthus plants, bought from a
nursery as small plugs, in late August, and wonder if it is safe to plant
them out now in November, at the start of a UK winter, south coast of
England. Any advice please?

Cheers
Joan