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  Wallflowers get their name from their habit of growing near  stone
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  You can buy them as plug plants now and get them in the ground to flower early
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  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
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  POTATOES NEED LIFTING AND STORING 
  
  
  
  
  Potatoes are ready to lift when the foliage starts to die down
  
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  Walnuts (Juglans regia) have a fibrous casing, which should be removed
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  ACTEA SIMPLEX (BRUNETTE) 
  
  Actea simplex or baneberry is a herbaceous perennial, which grows well
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  Actea simplex ‘Brunette' is a cultivar that has been given the
  Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit. Its deep purplish
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  Actea simplex (pictured) or baneberry is a herbaceous perennial, which grows
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  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
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  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.
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  white flowers. 
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