Possible hanging basket plant for windy places.

I thought I'd try Scaveola along with begonias in my baskets this year and, although you don't get masses of flowers, so far they seem to have done really well including surviving the high winds we had here yesterday. Just a thought for next year.

GG - after many failures to high, salty winds, and lots of trial and error as I'm sure you can imagine, I find the most tolerant basket and container plants are the good old Pelargoniums - trailing and otherwise.  And I get to keep them over the winter and re-use each year - hoorah!  Also Begonias do well (as you know already).  Surprisingly, also, trailing Lobelia does OK - both my hanging baskets are stuffed full this year with Begonias, Pelargoniums and Lobelia.  Oh, and I put a few spare Mesembryanthemum in them and they have done well too - another plant I found doesn't mind the wind or the salt spray.  Plants to avoid are Petunias (slugs love them and they don't like the wind either).   It's great when you find something that does work though