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391. Gardening: Revive tired baskets
Get Bracknell, Friday 23 October 2009Working out what to bring inside in a practical way has been occupying my mind this week.
392. Little house on the prairie
Get Bracknell, Thursday 29 October 2009It is difficult to imagine anything more heroic than making a living from the land. Linda Fort talks to a couple who are local food heroes in Bradfield Southend.
393. Gardening: No clipped hedges
Get Bracknell, Friday 30 October 2009Hedges and edges have been preoccupying me this week, although I have no hedges of my own.
394. Tulips could replace those faded flowers
Get Bracknell, Friday 06 November 2009Saturday was a perfect day for gardening when it was possible to get the last of the important pre-winter jobs done.
395. Get out on Boxing Day – and plan for next year
Get Bracknell, Friday 19 December 2008Christmas is a bustling time of year but there should be a chance on Boxing Day to get outside and at least look at the garden.
396. A holly bad show means a berry bad Christmas
Get Bracknell, Friday 12 December 2008Sometimes even in the smallest garden there are secret places that are seldom visited. I have a path at the side of my house which I see every week in summer when the lawns have to be mowed.
397. It’s time to prepare for the power of primulas
Get Bracknell, Friday 30 January 2009I noticed some cheap bulbs on sale on my last trip to the garden centre. One bulb that can still usefully be planted at this time of year – especially if you put it in a container – is the lily.
398. Snowdrops keep falling all around – ’n’ grow too!!
Get Bracknell, Friday 06 February 2009There is only one flower that springs to mind in this weather and that is the snowdrop.
399. Recession brainwave – allotment in garden!
Get Bracknell, Friday 13 February 2009The snow on the grass has almost melted but as I write it is just beginning to snow again.
400. Gardening - Berries for fine winter form
Get Bracknell, Friday 13 November 2009I planted a holly tree in my front garden about eight years ago and it is now barely knee-high.
