1. Wildlife will appreciate the unkempt areas of the garden

Get Wokingham, Saturday 31 October 2009

Gardens start to look a bit scruffy at this time of year. Most plants have completed their annual growing cycle and are winding down towards winter.

2. Gardening: No clipped hedges

Get Wokingham, Friday 30 October 2009

Hedges and edges have been preoccupying me this week, although I have no hedges of my own.

3. Go Organic: Sweet peas bring benefits

Get Wokingham, Monday 26 October 2009

Regular readers will know that I don’t often mention flowers. My colleague Linda Fort is far more enthusiastic and knowlegable than I am so I leave matters floral in her care.

4. Gardening: Revive tired baskets

Get Wokingham, Friday 23 October 2009

Working out what to bring inside in a practical way has been occupying my mind this week.

5. Gardening: The work is worth the effort

Get Wokingham, Monday 19 October 2009

Many of the jobs in the garden, if done now, will help keep the garden looking spruce all winter.

6. Garden centre's plans to create allotments

Get Wokingham, Friday 16 October 2009
A garden centre is looking to cut the waiting list for allotments by making up to 200 available.

7. Lavell's Lake bird hide plan approved

Get Wokingham, Tuesday 13 October 2009
Ornithologists across Wokingham are cuckoo-hoop after winning planning permission to build a new bird hide in Hurst.

8. Front garden’s a laughing stock

Get Wokingham, Monday 12 October 2009

Lying awake in bed the other night I started to redesign my front garden.

9. Blooming beautiful gardens at Bracknell in Bloom

Get Wokingham, Thursday 08 October 2009
Green-fingered gardeners have been rewarded for their hard work and dedication in making Bracknell beautiful at a celebration of yet another award at Britain in Bloom.

10. Garden offers a final flower show before winter

Get Wokingham, Friday 02 October 2009

The garden is winding down towards winter but there is still quite a lot of life before it finally becomes dormant.