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1. Go Organic - Keep sowing to maintain a bountiful supply
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 June 2009I can hardly bring myself to mention it but the solstice is behind us now, which means that the days will be getting shorter again.
2. Rural Reading - Camping trip packed in great treats
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 June 2009For a treat, being midsummer and Fathers’ Day, I set off on the Saturday evening on my bike, with a plan to return the following day.
3. Gardening - Patty’s Plum’s an unruly but welcome bloom
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 June 2009Patty’s Plum has now spread-eagled herself across the path like a binge-drinking party girl on a Saturday night.
4. Sticky end for male moths
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 23 June 2009Organic gardeners are often regarded as somewhat eccentric. The early pioneers were not people bound by convention.
5. Magic of the meadows is magnificent
Get Wokingham, Monday 22 June 2009High summer is when the meadows are at their very best – teeming with noise from countless insects and a riot of colour from myriad flowers.
6. Runner beans eaten by the snails
Get Wokingham, Friday 19 June 2009It doesn’t seem possible that one could have a horticultural anxiety dream.
7. Go Organic - Tricks to conserve water
Get Wokingham, Friday 12 June 2009Thank goodness we have had some rain at last.
8. Churr-ific – call of young whitethroats
Get Wokingham, Friday 12 June 2009As a somewhat soggy summer is upon us the enthusiasm for walking has dimmed a bit.
9. Gardening - The 1950s live again with a push mower
Get Wokingham, Friday 12 June 2009Mowing the lawn on Saturday morning was just about as exciting as it could get thanks to the purchase of a new mower.
10. Painted ladies caught on camera
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 10 June 2009A Calcot wildlife photographer was one of the witnesses to the mass painted lady butterfly migration last week.
