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... is being overcome in regard to raspberries, 10ganberr1e3 and blackberries, Is the extreme thorniness of their canes, which cause much discomfort when picking the fruit. Thornless blackberry bushes have been produced and ere long other berries will be ...
... is being overcome in regard to raspberrics, loganberrics and blackberries, is the extremce thorniness of their canes, which cause much J.s omfort when picking the fruit. Thornlcss blackberry bushes have been produced and ¢re Jong other berries will be ...
... DLEn If FRUITS. Greengages, Black Currants, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Loganberries, Red Cherries, Blackberries, Golden Plums, Victoria Plums, Purple Egg Plums, Damsons, Red Plums, Etc., Etc. VEGETABLES. Peas, Scarlet Runner Beans, Macedoines, Young Spring ...
... fruits and vegetables Here it is they are Smedley's Raspberries, Gooseberries, grown in the finest orchards and gardens> Blackberries, Loganberries, Blackcurrants, the best districts in England and Scotland Cherries, Damsons, Plums, etc. Remem- they are ...
... bread and butter at tea-time over Christmas. try wheatmeal biscuits spread with fresh butter and sandwiched with apple or blackberry Jelly. Rusks provide a similar change, and for children's parties they are delicious. ...
... WEDDING TO TEN rUNEIRAI-44. During my ministry, for one wedding there were ten funeral* the latter. alas, as plentiful as blackberries in September ; the former as rare as angel's visits. Again let me quote: The fact is that. compared with • few years ago ...
... opened for an instant upon cosy rooms. We chilly travellers turned to our favourite inn—to scrambled eggs, a new brown loaf, blackberry jam. and a big, round fruit cake. It needed strength of mind to go out againbut on a night like this the village would look ...
... widespread neglect. Branches are broken, ivy clambers to the topmost boughs, young stuff is overcrowded and grows up spindly, blackberry strangleholds the gentler undergrowths. There must a lot of money squandered in the woodlands for want of care and occasional ...
... to the Storm Trooper who inadvertently sits on it ! For he will suffer most distressingly from boils till he discovers a blackberry bush rooted in the ground at both ends, and crawls underneath. It would be interesting to learn how many brown shirts have ...
... At Christmas it begins (as it should) and dies a dusty death in mid-summer fields. In with the holly and out with the blackberry That was the circus phrase in the early days of the Bangers, Bostocks, Hannefords. the Ginnetts, Fossetts, Duffys and others ...
... SICKLE. RR and GOOSEBLRRIES. I.i Vint'l fi. grown each }/w n .r« BLTE WISTARIA. 12ff high. I each. LO«. ANRKKRIIS and BLACKBERRIES. Btl II.L TRAINED M. t each 1 each GOLDEN C I PRESS! ...
... to grazing. In springtime. these fields were knee-deep in flowers, and in early autumn the hedges bore a rich harvest of blackberries. One felt that London was far at Rayner's Lane in midsummer. And Preston Road, too, was incomparably tosely in the way ...