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21. Reading in bloom despite the gloom
Get Wokingham, Friday 26 September 2008These are the blooming marvellous people who helped make the borough blossom in one of the gloomiest summers on record.
22. Autumn colour feast!
Get Wokingham, Friday 03 October 2008The tree that colours most attractively in my garden is the Amelanchier canadensis, an extraordinarily pretty little tree which earns its keep with flowers and berries in my tiny back garden.
23. Lillies leapt from the borders
Get Wokingham, Friday 17 October 2008Scent is always important in the garden and spring bedding offers an opportunity to bring more sweet perfumes in.
24. Perennial power
Get Wokingham, Friday 10 October 2008The time has come to take inside any tender plants you treasure to ensure they are not caught by an early frost.
25. Ready for a real raking
Get Wokingham, Friday 24 October 2008Autumn is a very good time for a garden workout and raking must be the best exercise there is.
26. The garden expert who had no garden...
Get Wokingham, Thursday 13 November 2008Louise Hampden would peer into people’s gardens, green with envy because she didn’t have one.
27. November in bloom!
Get Wokingham, Friday 14 November 2008There is a little self-congratulatory exercise that I like to carry out this time of year.
28. My festive berries are being eaten by fat pigeon
Get Wokingham, Friday 21 November 2008Gardening at this time of year is a bit like housework where you save yourself extra effort if you tidy as you go.
29. Plant now – and create fireworks in the borders
Get Wokingham, Friday 31 October 2008It will be Bonfire Night soon but now is the time to think about creating some fireworks in the garden next season.
30. Enjoy grass of class
Get Wokingham, Friday 07 November 2008It is at times like these that I wonder about the value of a lawn.
