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1. Brassicas guarantee veg supply all year round
Get Wokingham, Friday 28 March 2008Despite its rather dull reputation, the cabbage family is one of the most varied and useful group of plants commonly grown in this country.
2. Anemone’s a good friend when March winds blow
Get Wokingham, Friday 28 March 2008March is supposed to come in like a lion and go out like a lamb.
3. Four Easter days to get garden looking perfect
Get Wokingham, Thursday 20 March 2008If you have any gardening questions you'd like to put to our expert Linda Fort, please submit your queries through the site's comment facility.
4. Ol' man river tries to return to old ways
Get Wokingham, Thursday 20 March 2008Have your gardening questions answered by our experts. Please feel free to submit any gardening queries or comments for either Linda Fort or James Ashford through the comment facility.
5. Time to pick up a tuber or two
Get Wokingham, Thursday 20 March 2008Please submit any organic gardening questions or queries you might have to our gardening expert, James Ashford, through the site's comment facility.
6. Time to slug it out again with pesky molluscs
Get Wokingham, Monday 17 March 2008With the new season getting ever closer, it is time to give a thought to pest control.
7. Guide to glorious gardens to visit on lazy, hazy days
Get Wokingham, Monday 17 March 2008Six brave gardeners in Berkshire are opening their gardens to the public for the first time this year through the famous Yellow Book scheme.
8. Flowers to power your Reading in Bloom show
Get Wokingham, Friday 07 March 2008March is the time when garden centres gear up for business with the Easter weekend as the start of their season.
9. Tray-mendous way to get your seeds started
Get Wokingham, Friday 07 March 2008The arrival of March means that the worst of the winter is behind us and, although we had some sharp frosts this week, it is time to start sowing in earnest.
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