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... with chopped mint and a small chopped onicn. THE BLACKBERRY CROP Blackberries are r ripening fast all over - the country. Don't neglect this good i t ,. and health - giving fruit. Try to organise blackberry-picking parties—but take care to close all gates ...
... BERRIES. Blackberries and Loganberries produce their fruits on the previous season's wood. For this reason, after the fruits have been gathered, cut Out all the old wood to the soil level and burn it. Afterwards tie up the new growths in position. so ...
... laleig kin 9. g). 50 per lb. (Gooseberries (eating). 2s per lb.. and (cooking), 41d; currants (black). 100. and (red). Is; blackberries, 2s. and pLITII.4 I British). 5441. Beet 7s per dozen hunches and radishes Is 611. Cabbage (Paragon). 38 per dozen; ca ...
... quantities of the new types being raised in wartime, you will be able to buy in most greengtocers' shops after the war: Blackberries at least an inc.i in diameter, grown on a thornless stem. Luscious black cherries possibly twice the size of the ones you ...
... Vegetables (1100 11016 e d. at glar(sw). Gooseberries (eating). per 111. (cooking). 4d; eurrants (I,lackb and (red), is 6d; blackberries. 2s. Beet 7s per dozen bunches; Is 6d; turnips. ss. Swedes. 10s rhubarb. 325, and onions (Valencia). 44 and (sprite;). ...