[Hanow]

Hello all - I am a newbie here, as well as a bit of a newbie to gardening.  Having purchased a greenhouse, I have gone crazy with seeds - veg and flowers. I am amazed at the number which have survived me!  That said, I currently have a number of pansies, violas, polyanthus, evening primrose which are doing brilliantly.  They all have between 2 and four pairs of leaves.  What I am uncertain about is whether, in a few weeks time, I can plant them in ground and pots for winter flowering, or do I have to nurture them in the greenhouse all winter, and not plant out until spring?  Won't the frosts kill them if I plant in late September?  I can't find the info in any of the plant books, web advice etc. Thanks to anyone who can assist.  Lots (and lots) of little plants relying on you! 

[catllar]

I'm perhaps sticking my neck out here, but I put mine out about then and whilst they do get a bit of a shock in any frost and sulk a bit they generally come good wih the first bit of mild weather. You could always cover 'em  up with a bit of stuff if it gets really cold. I guess to be really safe you could pot some up and keep in the green house as an insurance policy