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MAKE YOU VERY CROSSWORD

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ACROSS

1 Common plant with yellow flowers (9) Male cat (3) Retailed (4) Religious woman (3) Flourish (7)

Went around a star (7) Labyrinth (4)

Ciao tours (anag.) (9) Move around at a party (6)

Term of endearment (7) Close by (2,4)

Down

1 Dance similar to the samba (5,4) Place for drinking (3) Associatio­n (5) Baby’s bed (3) Middle Easterner (6) Debuts (9) Rupture (5) Showy but of poor quality (6)

Untie (4) Vigorous (9) Code word for the letter Z (4)

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ACROSS

1 Light now ordered for person who stays up late (5,3) 5 Volunteers in bar with male domestic fowl (6)

10 Environmen­talist’s novel – ant is on its cover (15)

11 Warned aboutreal man (7) 12 Doctor at home with king and queen – he likes a tipple (7) 13 Dance found in the Gulf and Angola (8)

15 Hot womanretur­ning hair dye (5)

18 Some dinerterri­bly sluggish (5)

20 Its cub is breaking cookies (8)

23 Royal in untrue broadcast

involving nourishmen­t (7)

25 Appropriat­e behaviour for last

month – nothing odd (7)

26 Formerly well-liked, a depressed maiden with ring on rarely (4,2,1,4,4)

27 Dine in attempt to form

agreement (6)

28 His pony’s unusual sleeplike

state (8)

DOWN

1 Sugary substance from Connecticu­t found in close (6) 2 Popular German in strong wind needing drink (6,3) 3 Journalist afterpleas­ant occasion being dealt with ( 7 ) 4 We’d collected a verse and gestured (5)

6 Get rid of oxygen found in his lab, possibly (7) 7 Deception taken at bridge (5) 8 Road making male too wary, surprising­ly (8) 9 Scholarly artist’s room is given to us (8)

14 Cooked lamb – none for aristocrat (8)

16 Number getting to ringleader with debts, infamous (9) 17 Autograph given to Pole needing means of gu id a n ce (8) 19 Taking time,our first sightseer (7)

21 Relative with article that’s dirty (7)

22 Corrects guys in

commercial­s (6)

24 Dog turning up with

ambassador and frill (5)

25 Hold-up, 24 hours, involving the

Spanish (5)

Your weekly gardening to-do list

■■Set up a new compost bin for green waste generated by your garden spring-clean.

■■Sow seeds of chillies, sweet peppers and aubergines in a heated propagator or on a windowsill over a radiator. ■■Prune clematis as necessary – but make sure you consult pruning instructio­ns because individual varieties vary. ■■Check on pot-grown alpines and dwarf spring bulbs growing in a cold frame or greenhouse, and move them to the porch or conservato­ry to admire as they come into flower.

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