I've seen these sold in that manner at places like Lowe's and Home Depot. A few grocery stores as well. For some reason, nurseries and retail garden centers tend more towards larger plants in 4" pots or tiny little individual 'basket stuffers'.....the multiple plant containers seem to have fallen out of favor.

I'd not consider planting either of these out yet. Still a bit too soon and too cold. Wait until more towards the end of the month.

I bought bacopa in 2.5" pots for $.80 each at the Earthworks Fuchsia nursery in Covington. A bit of a trek for anyone in Kitsap County, unless you have a reason to be in the area. For anyone not too far away, they have great fuchsia starts (something like 600 varieties/cultivars) for $.75 each. I buy fuchsias there every year. Between now and Mother's Day, they will have a lot of hanging baskets too.

A personal recommendation: if you want a good trailing fuchsia for hummingbirds, I've found 'Marinka' to be excellent...a dependable performer & always pulls in the hummers. An excellent upright fuchsia for hummers is 'Mary', but it's not usually found in most nurseries. I bought 9 of them at Earthworks this year.

Here is a link that might be useful: Earthworks fuchsia nursery

Thank you. Kent is too far but I sure would like to visit that place one day! I'm still looking but most places for very expensive. Costco is where I've purchased them in years past but they only have them in hanging baskets currently.