Can my first attempt flowers be rescued?

Hi everyone
Sorry more questions 🤪🤪....
I'm wondering if there's a possibility of saving any of the plants between now. What should I do with the voilas in their current state, do I cut back and transplant.
Sorry more questions 🤪🤪....
I'm wondering if there's a possibility of saving any of the plants between now. What should I do with the voilas in their current state, do I cut back and transplant.
Regarding the hanging basket I'm thinking of transplanting some of the lobelia and petunias into a different pot with less drainage, as I didn't realise the hanging basket that I did create would need so much water.
Hope to hear from you soon and thank you as always ☺️









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In your first photo you have a hebe with a small viola seedling and two primulas (primroses) with the leathery leaves. All of these should can be left to grow and flower again.
The primula (primrose) with the pink flowers can also be left in situ.
I guess with being a newbie to all of this in conjunction with being kind to the environment I like to see if there is a way to rescue or revive things but I'm also realising that I'm giving myself a lot more unnecessary work.
I'll just the contents of the hanging basket into the compost bin.
Regarding the primula and voilas should I cut them back now or later?
Thanks