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... month the reserves stood at $2.142m. wr £765m.i. BLACKBERRY PIE By Eileen B. Edge) When I was small I loved to Ro Among :he woodland's autumn giva With stick and basket, eagerly To gather blackberries for tea. Earn bush and hedgerow I'd explore. explore ...
... Cheer- dry is will help if you pop some IT fulness and King Alfred. See that water into the hole at plan tin g time. good blackberry or logan- these are planted carefully in bowls Are you prepared to meet the berry, but unfortunately there tilled with damp ...
... ned full and half standarda In a:: the besi And later* ,ar'et'es GOOSEBERRY. RED AND BLACK CUR• RANT RASPBERRY. STRAWBERRY BLACKBERRY A N D LOGANBERRY BUSHES - 27500FtOISE TREES in the modern varieties of weeping standard buahFan• tha climbing and ramb:ers ...
... GIRLS, The next few weeks will set much activity from you out in the country. For Instance. there will be much looking for blackberries (and many sore Angers. too !, and the resulting pies and puddings will be very nice indeed ! There will be conkers to ...
... dear is )our Deep our heorts sill always remain above the green Sun Spurge. In the -Sou Dem.. s. Chtistlne and copses blackberries sere ripe. Juicy Muriel. and and sweet to the taste. Keith G. 0. ...
... P. Horton: 3. J. Lockett. Plums : 1 -ancii:P7itoiioti 3. P. Crewe. Victoria plums : 1, and 3. P. Horton; 3. C. Mason. Blackberries : 1, M. Wood; 2. J. A. Beeston: 3. P. Horton. Farm produce Yellow mangolds : 1, C. Beeston; 2, B. Lockett; 3, P. Horton ...
... Norc, berry lam: 1 and 2 Mrs. J. Crewe; 3, places between Carol Beard, J. local eons. Messrs . H. S. H, Miss M. Roberts. blackberry jam: I. McDowell and T. M. Charlesworth, F. and W envy the farm produ; Mrs. P. Hughes; 2, Miss A. Proudlove: W. Woodhall ...
... Cordon trained, nil. end half standards in all the beat varieties. EBERRY, RED AND BLACK CURRANT. RASPBERRY. STRAWBERRY. BLACKBERRY A N D LOGANBERRY BUSHES. 2.500 ROSE TREIB In the roost modern varieties sf weeping standard. bush polyantha, clinking and ...
... spongecuke and leave an order for a block of vanilla ice-cream. Now make this syrup: I pint strawberries. red or black currants blackberries. grapes or whatever is available, half a breakfast cup of Inter and a full cup of sugar (if using grapes or currants use ...
... trained, a.. 0 half standards in all the beet ind o lg 3 .eat varieties EBERRy. BLACK CURRANT. RASPBERRY.REDAND STRAWBERRY BLACKBERRY AN D LOGANBERRY BUSHES. 2.500 ROSE FREES in the most, modern varieties of weeping standard. bush, poiyantha, combing and ...
... of El:es Jost. Buncel, the last arriving a little petitors of former years were not cabbage: 1 J. E. Tunstall; 2, Galli- Blackberries: 1, K. Robbins; 2. E. mere. too late to en the competition for among the exhibitors this year ant:more: 3, 11. Wood. Red ...