hello all
short version - I planted a few seeds and baby plants on my balcony after getting some good advice here.
one of the issues I mentioned was it's a very exposed balcony on a high floor, with nothing to protect it on a windy day.
this has turned out to be even more problematic than I thought.
I would like a bit of winter colour out there but I have to be very careful as I can only plant low plants that are quite sturdy.
I would ideally like a couple of red evergreens to accompany the plants have survived. Any thoughts?
I am also thinking of planting winter heathers - I am not sure if the flowers are sturdy enough?
there are some low bedding plants on sale in Homebase - will that be better or will the little petals of pansies etc be too delicate?
I can see I might just be better with multi coloured cacti (!) but i would like to see some flowers. Begonias managed okay btw.
thanks for your thoughts.
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