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31. Weed meet again – time to get rid of plant pests!
Get Wokingham, Friday 16 May 2008The sun is shining and a whole week of gardening stretches ahead of me as I write.
The weekend was devoted to making sure the urgent jobs were completed.
32. Ahoy gardeners – time to bloom
Get Wokingham, Wednesday 16 April 2008If you dig gardening then your town needs you to get down and dirty once again this year.
33. Delicate flowers power on in face of bleak winter chill
Get Wokingham, Friday 11 April 2008A stitch in time saves nine has never really been a policy of mine in the garden.
34. 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.
35. Think about colour if you want to bloom for judges
Get Wokingham, Friday 4 April 2008Recent weather conditions have done little to make us think about summer but by the end of this month we will all be looking for summer bedding.
36. 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.
37. 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.
38. Why I had to chop down my beautiful eucalyptus
Get Wokingham, Friday 1 February 2008OVER the new year I had to face up to the rather unpleasant task of chopping down a tree in my back garden.
39. Transform waste – into precious brown compost
Get Wokingham, Friday 25 January 2008THE importance of compost cannot be overstated, not least because making it is a way of taking responsibility for the waste we create.
40. Don’t mistle out on this magic thrush
Get Wokingham, Friday 25 January 2008Weekends in big parks can be poor for wildlife, there are so many people, there is little opportunity for wildlife. All the dog walkers, the games of football, it is best to wait until a quiet time to see some of the things that live in the parks.