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Lychnis coronaria (below) is the perfect plant for a start up gardener. The idea here is to let the plant throw its own seeds around and then move the seedlings to where you want them – or just leave them where they have found themselves. Hesperus matronalis or sweet rocket I remember being in a well known local garden a few years ago when I saw a senior member of the then current Conservative government tuck a seed or two into his top pocket. His wife asked him what he had and he said, ‘rabbit droppings, just rabbit droppings!’. That was in the days when we recognised the members of the Government. I wonder if he got his to grow… And then there are the ‘shakers’ – flowers like annual poppies whose flowers turn into pepper pot seed heads. These are fun to collect as once the holes in the top begin to open, all you need to do is turn them upside down and shake the tiny little seeds into a paper bag or direct sow them in autumn or the following spring. If you sow between the end of August right through to October you are more likely to have flowers in the first season. I love the little pink poppy known colloquially as Beth’s Poppy which has an extraordinarily long name (*Papaver dubium subsp. lecoqii var. ‘Albiflorum’) for such a small thing but makes such a statement as it weaves through the borders. And little treasures like ‘Love in a Mist’ too are marvellous for spreading around a cottage garden with a shake of their dried seed heads. Just a thought after a night of thunder and heavy rain; collect your seeds once the seed heads have turned brown and are bone dry. And if there is a heavy dew, avoid collecting until everything has thoroughly dried out. Any dampness in seeds when you subsequently store them will just result in them going into a bit of a mush and becoming non-viable. Keep them somewhere dry and not too warm until you want to use them and label, label, label. Basic information but we all at some time fail in that. Finally, we’ve spotted a treasure on our daily dog walk – just one vetch with soft grey leaves and large white flowers. It’s a lovely thing, safely tucked away in long grass, so if you see a short bamboo cane where you least expect it, perhaps you could leave it where you find it. Hopefully, the vetch will set seed and we can collect a few to sow for next season. Sue Whigham can be contacted on 07810 457948 for gardening advice and help in the sourcing and supply of interesting garden plants. 113 priceless-magazines.com
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