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ball and place the plant in position. fill in the hole and gently firm down. water immediately. to plant out a corm, note that the top side of the tuber is concave, the under side is convex. shallow plant the tuber, top side up, so only about an inch of soil covers it. for best results start off in a seed...

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their flowers well into the autumn – those that still look good should be left until they're well and truly finished, others that have started to die back should be cut right down to – inches above ground level. some perennials , such as echinacea , acanthus, eryngium and honesty produce attractive seed...

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the cupboard and melt the chocolate over a pot of hot water. either way i was controlling the heat myself and stirring manually. after a couple hours, and some hand kneading (pst, don't tell, but i turned it up to f too) the chocolate was finally melted and flowing. i considered tossing in a bit of seed

out of the bag it was in without both making a mess and causing so much edge sheer that i had a lot of bloom. i settled on cutting the bottom edge off the bag and squeezing it out like frosting from a piping bag. that worked well enough except for the loss of a perfectly good bag. i then mixed in my seed...

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