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  Wallflowers get their name from their habit of growing near  stone
  walls. 
  
  Erysimum cheiri are shortlived evergreen perennials or biennials often grown as spring bedding. 
  
  You can buy them as plug plants now and get them in the ground to flower early
  next year. This is a fun activity to do with children or grandchildren.
  All you need is a well-weeded flower bed in a sunny
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  Dig a hole so that the base of the plant is level
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  in a range of bright colours. E. ‘Fireglow' is a dazzling
  red and orange variety; E. ‘Bowles Mauve' is light purple, while E.
  ‘Sunset Primrose' is a fragrant lemon yellow. 
  
  
  
  
  Erysimum cheiri (pictured) are shortlived evergreen perennials or biennials
  often grown as spring bedding
  
  This is also the time to plant plugs of Sweet Williams (Dianthus
  barbatus). These are also biennials or short-lived
  perennials which grow to between 40 to 60cm with clusters of carnation-like
  flowers from February to June in colours from white
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  POTATOES NEED LIFTING AND STORING 
  
  
  
  
  Potatoes are ready to lift when the foliage starts to die down
  
  Potatoes are ready to lift when the foliage starts to die down. Remove leaves with signs of blight.
  Take care not to damage tubers, lift and leave them on the
  ground to dry. 
  
  Place in a paper bag and keep them in the dark, so they do not sprout.
  
  Check regularly, and dump any looking diseased. 
  
  BEAT THE SQUIRRELS 
  
  
  
  
  Harvest nuts before squirrels and birds make off with them
  
  Harvest nuts before squirrels and birds make off with
  them. Hazelnuts are ready when the husks turn yellow.
  Store in a dry room in a net bag. Once they are fully
  dry, remove the husks. 
  
  Walnuts (Juglans regia) have a fibrous casing, which should be removed
  using gloves, before drying in a cool oven at 40C - then keep them in a dry place. 
  
  PLANT OF THE WEEK
  
  ACTEA SIMPLEX (BRUNETTE) 
  
  Actea simplex or baneberry is a herbaceous perennial, which grows
  well in moist soil in dappled shade. 
  
  In autumn, it produces spikes of tiny fragrant white flowers which
  are purple in bud. These are a good source of late nectar for pollinating insects and are
  followed by poisonous berries. 
  
  Actea simplex ‘Brunette' is a cultivar that has been given the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit.
  Its deep purplish brown foliage contrasts well with
  its ghostly white blooms. 
  
  
  
  
  Actea simplex (pictured) or baneberry is a herbaceous perennial,
  which grows well in moist soil in dappled shade
  
  READER'S QUESTION 
  
  Can you recommend good daffodils for pots? 
  
  Serena Dalton, Knutsford. 
  
  
  
  
  Dwarf narcissi daffodils are ideal for pots and make a cheerful welcome if you place them by your front door
  
  Dwarf narcissi are ideal for pots and make a cheerful welcome if you place them by your front door.
  N. Tête-à-tête is a classic miniature daff with golden yellow blooms.
  N. ‘Jetfire' has a windswept appearance. 
  
  N. ‘More and More' is a dainty new dwarf variety that is long flowering.
  
  Petticoat daffodils are also worth showing off
  in pots, with their bell-like blooms. Try N. ‘White
  Petticoat' or N. ‘Mary Poppins' with magical creamy white flowers. 
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