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... plum; OD lb. ItreenllsSe; 188 lb. damson; 33 lb. blackberry; a total ot 2,004 lb. (seek containing approximately 1 lb. 3 cu. fruit is syrup).-1,410 plums, 840 pears, 177 damsons, 104 greennages, 20 blackberries, 150 tomatoes, 10 sweet core; a total of 2,738 ...
... green catkins. small and close-knit. and stiff to the touch. _ A few lazy weeps and flies potter half-heartedly over the blackberry patches, a daddy-longlegs straddles a narrow post, and indolent meadow -crickets, with clay-coloured bodies and curious ...
... camomile, campion and ragwort. Even a violet or two with wet blue eyes from their beds) may yield us a happy surprise, and blackberry blossom mingles among the dark fruit. Prom a crop of swedes comes that pleasant turnipy smell which always reminds us ...
... Notes and Comments r the necessary permission has been obtained, blackberry pickers should take all possible care .not to cause damage of any kind. and are particularly requested not to take dogs with them. Kerbside Mayflies It is easy enough to protest ...
... eagerfor every-pound of sound fruit you can spareSo whether itia part of *bumper cropof plums or damsons, or whether it is blackberries. the children have picked, send it along. But if you can, please arrange two or three weeks beforehand with the Secretary ...
... TIUNUNST DROWNING TRAGEDY ORS blackberrying with other abildten Potteries OR 4-years-old Robert Raymond 'Cochin. of /WM Said. saw a raft on • aVlpond. He climbed on to paddled it away from the Irsiddl, but he fell off and dteirped before his playmates ...
... ships this year to import fruit pulp for jant-making. Home-grown fruit must make up for b. Your extra apples and plums, the blackberries and crab-apples the children picked the hedges, will help to up the jam supply for next winter. So, whether it is a modest ...
... woolford. —Dessert apples, W. Widdietea , cooking A. J. Kirby; Maori I pears, Z. Parisi; dessert 'plea. W. Mddletoa ; blackberries, A. Grover; any other stork fruit, W. Illiklktos. --Sweet peas, R. C. asters. J. Garlick; desks, W. diction; dahlia, Mrs ...
... 8 oz. flour I dessertspoon Pinch of salt sugar 1 level tea- 1 oz. margarine spoons baking Milk to mix powder blackberries Sisgaf to sweeten METHOD: Mix dry ingredients. Rub in margarine, mix to • soft dough with milk. Turn on to a floured board, form ...
... when 589 entries were received. The three challenge cups, given to the best animal in the show. were won by Sindylands Blackberry, exhibited by Mrs. G. Broadley, of Bidford-on-Avon, Warwickshire. The same entry also won the Burymanor Brush Cup, given ...
... under the western arch separating the nave from the tower vestry, Is of English oak, and is carved with trails of vines of blackberries. It Vie inscription Fear Clod, Honour the Zing. At the same time, the floor at the west end of the church was relald ...
... room. The sturdier the canes are the better they will yield. If young canes from the base of loganberries and cultivated blackberries require thinning, five or tax of the best should be left at each clump. Those remaining should not be allowed to straggle ...