[GraciesGran]

The seed packet says they don't like to be transplanted which I can understand.  Could I start them off on modules or do you think they would object to that as well?

They are to go in my sons new garden when he moves house next month. 

[GraciesGran]

Just found some of those fibre pots in the greenhouse, will give them a try

[Yorkie]

I think modules should be worth a try - the root ball isn't being disturbed much when you plant them out.

[Subversive_plot]

Either modules or the fibre pots would work.

If you use the fibre pots, when the plants are transplanted, break off any of the edge of the pot that sticks up above the soil line.  This prevents that edge from wicking moisture away from the roots.

[GraciesGran]

Some in modules, some in fibre pots and some direct in the ground.  Now we wait.

[Mr Dog]

The seed packet says they don't like to be transplanted which I can understand.  Could I start them off on modules or do you think they would object to that as well?

They are to go in my sons new garden when he moves house next month.

I've successfully started them off in modules. A word of warning though, they'll self seed everywhere

[GraciesGran]

Mr Dog - that's exactly what I'm hoping for

They've germinated nicely so will plant out next week.