YOUR GARDEN IN SEPTEMBER: Autumn is in the air
Summer is drawing to a close and autumn is just around the corner ? what a perfect time to think ...
Tag: gardening
IN THE GARDEN: Grow your own compost
Gardening in February is all about enjoying the early signs of spring and getting ready for the growing season.
IN THE GARDEN: Be water aware in your garden
August is usually the month when a lot of us go on holiday and leave our gardens to fend for ...
WaterSafe issues warning for people to be wise with water in your garden during hot summer weather
That?s led to a spike in demand for water. As a result, WaterSafe is urging householders to use water wisely ...
Ready, set, grow: Reading in Bloom is back
The local competition is back after time away, giving Reading's gardeners the opportunity to blossom
In the garden in June: Go green in the garden
Being in the garden is great at this time of year ? the days are longer and warmer and you ...
In the garden: A new year for the garden
Here's 12 great ideas for you to transform your garden during 2022. Number seven will surprise you
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