391. Earl Grey, anyone?

Take a break from dull end-of-winter fashion with a flirty tea dress.

392. Flowers to power your Reading in Bloom show

393. Tray-mendous way to get your seeds started

394. ‘Watch the sunset over the sandy bay from your room’

For a typical English trip away on the Cornish coast, with an added splash of luxury, Natalie Slater recommends a trip to Falmouth.

395. Go back to black (and white)

FASHION is nothing if not fickle, but some trends come round again, again and again.

396. Drooping daffs are such a downer after magic show

WHEN contemplating that bunch of daffs for Mother’s Day, it is worth noting there is much more to discover about the cheerful narcissus.

397. Buy British blooms, help growers and save planet

This Sunday is Mother’s Day or, as it was when I was a lad, Mothering Sunday.

398. Key to organic gardening - keep soil in good heart

Organic food and drink is big business now with more than £2bn spent each year in the UK alone.

399. Splurge out on spurge – wonderful on winter days

Get Reading is inviting green-fingered folk to share tips and answer each other's gardening questions by adding their comments on these stories.

400. Sandy beaches, azure skies and total relaxation

Fed-up with the miserable weather and Reading’s Premier League second season syndrome, FIONA GRAY followed in the footsteps of the rich and famous by jetting to Egypt.