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1. RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 27 January 2010Gardeners are urged to take part in the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch this weekend.
2. The humble potato can be a tasty treat
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 26 January 2010If ever there was a vegetable which was taken for granted it is the humble spud.
3. Rural Reading: After the big thaw comes wet walks
Get Wokingham, Saturday 23 January 2010For a few glorious days spring appeared. As if by magic the snow melted and I felt released from some strange dream.
4. Delicate blooms that stand the rigours of winter snow
Get Wokingham, Friday 22 January 2010My father was not a romantic man but in the depth of winter he would bring in a posy for my mother.
5. Dartford warbler population threatened by big freeze
Get Wokingham, Friday 15 January 2010The cold weather could have a devastating effect on the population of rare birds living in Bracknell Forest, according to a charity.
6. That’s snow way to treat your garden
Get Wokingham, Friday 15 January 2010This snow and cold weather will have had a devastating effect on the garden.
7. Rural Reading: Hungry birds flock to feeding posts
Get Wokingham, Friday 15 January 2010The weather has filled the news and in the quest to cover all the angles the impact on wildlife has been newsworthy, and rightly so.
8. Go Organic: Get tomatoes started for a juicy harvest this summer
Get Wokingham, Friday 15 January 2010It might seem a bit odd to be writing about tomatoes when our gardens are just thawing out from the heavy snow we suffered.
9. Cold could help plants
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 13 January 2010Gardeners need not worry about the cold weather ruining their crop of spring blooms – the snow will protect planted bulbs.
10. Snowdrops set to bloom in the middle of the big freeze
Get Wokingham, Monday 11 January 2010More snow is all around us as I write and we have all seen already the damage it can do to the garden.
