1. The garden expert who had no garden...

Get Bracknell, Thursday 13 November 2008

Louise Hampden would peer into people’s gardens, green with envy because she didn’t have one.

2. November in bloom!

Get Bracknell, Friday 14 November 2008

There is a little self-congratulatory exercise that I like to carry out this time of year.

3. Town in top 50 for home businesses

Get Bracknell, Monday 20 October 2008
Reading is one of the top 50 towns in the country where running a business from your home is still flourishing despite the economic downturn.

4. Flower ’bout opening your garden to public?

Get Bracknell, Friday 8 August 2008

It takes a particular kind of gardener to decide to open his or her garden to the public.

5. Flamboyant flowers offer fab feast for floral judges

Get Bracknell, Friday 2 May 2008

THE nights are warming and soon, within a week or two, the threat of frost will be behind us.

In the past, I have been eager to rush to the garden centre to buy bedding plants, impatient to get my summer show on display.

6. Mystery of the hole in the ground

Get Bracknell, Friday 9 May 2008
Read Linda's latest column and leave your gardening questions in a comment for her to answer.

7. Anemone’s a good friend when March winds blow

Get Bracknell, Friday 28 March 2008

March is supposed to come in like a lion and go out like a lamb.

8. Four Easter days to get garden looking perfect

Get Bracknell, Thursday 20 March 2008
If 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.

9. Guide to glorious gardens to visit on lazy, hazy days

Get Bracknell, Monday 17 March 2008

Six brave gardeners in Berkshire are opening their gardens to the public for the first time this year through the famous Yellow Book scheme.

10. Don’t wine – how about this for a new career...?

Get Bracknell, Friday 14 March 2008

LAITHWAITES in Theale is a big name in wine in this country and the world.