IN THE GARDEN: Drought resistant gardens
August is usually one of the hottest months of the year ? making watering essential.
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YOUR GARDEN IN JULY: Shade in the heat of the Sun
The lazy, hazy days of summer are best spent enjoying your garden or outside space that you have lovingly nurtured ...
A garden that will keep on giving
A garden that will keep on giving
Pubgoers want a garden to enjoy – here’s why
THE old adage of a pub being all spit and sawdust couldn't be further from the truth for modern pubgoers.
Caring for your garden during the drought
IN CASE you hadn't noticed, there's a bit of a drought going on and, as a result, the garden is ...
IN THE GARDEN: Taking it easy in the garden
July is the month for you to get out and enjoy your garden whether it?s an open area in the ...
Create a staycation garden to be proud of
During the summer your garden is an extra room that can be used on a daily basis – you just ...
Readers, send us your photographs of wildlife spotted in your garden
We're calling on our readers to show us what creatures you can see outside. Take a picture of nature in ...
Fire crews called to greenhouse blaze in Wargrave
A GREENHOUSE fire caused widespread damage to a garden in Wargrave earlier this week. A crew from Wokingham Road fire ...
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