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... LIMITED HOW TO ENSURE A GOOD SUPPLY OF FRUIT & TOMATOES iftit WINTtI!J ~ Tomatoes, Apples, Tomatoes, Apples, Pears, Plums, Blackberries, Loganberries, etc., all bottle pe:fectly. quickly and cheaply in Ot'dtnary Jam Ja r~ wlth the famous Snap Closures. Avoid ...
... deer ; venerable tllorn tree blo ome l every Spring, and the children of two parishe filled their basket and tin can with blackberries at each Summer's end. T hen in 1940 came the Tanks. For three weeks of ummer weather they camped on this ground. Stiles ...
... know that blackberries formed an important part of his diet in the autumn. A correspondent has informed me that he recently examined the droppings of badgers on his land, and found some of t hem to be composed almost entirely of blackberry seeds, while ...
... border. The favourite wines in this part of th world are those madr from cowslip, dandelion, elderfloll ·er, r lderberry, blackberry and sloe. H ere in V\lales The favourite wines On a bright spring morning when our meadows are starred with multitudes of ...
... and nesting cover. Fifty-six pounds of buckwheat will SO\,. an acre and give 100 bird good livino-from May until October. Blackberry, snowberry, wild cherry and the cotoneaster are other shrubs appealing strongly to pheasant , whose taste in the form of ...
... coachman's hand. If I have seemed to be mildly critical of one or two of Mr. Edwards's statement I trust that he will for- BLACKBERRY FLOWERS MADE OF HORSE-SHOE NAILS See letter: A Smith's Achievement give me, and will not think that I am trying to detract ...
... Sunday, April 7. The butterfl y Aoated clown from the tops of a f!JO u p of birch trees, settled for some while on some blackberry bushe , then flew off again high ov r the trees. If ,as I suspect , there has been an 11 nprececlented migration of Camberwell ...
... on sodden grass tennis courts. But about the ninth month of the year there is a perennial verve and sparkle, a tang of blackberries and mu hroom , the sight of stooked corn and distant blue hills, clear in the cool eptem ber morn, a taste of cider and ...
... Seabrook's, 18/- doz. Redcurrants. Laxton's. 18/- doz. Gooseberries. Careless. cooking or dessert. large fruit. 2/6 each. Blackberries. Prolific fruiting. cultivated varieties. 3/6 each. Loganberries. Fine Plants, 4/6 each. Strawberries. Renowned Royal Soverel ...
... LIMITED HOW TO ENSURE A GOOD SUPPLY OF FRUIT & TOMATOES iftit WINTtI!J ~ Tomatoes, Apples, Tomatoes, Apples, Pears, Plums, Blackberries, Loganberries, etc., all bottle pe:fectly. quickly and cheaply in Ot'dtnary Jam Ja r~ wlth the famous Snap Closures. Avoid ...
... Jewels and Silver. Ancient or Modern. Call by appointment. Phone: EXETER 54901. You can reap corn. gather flowers and pick blackberries: but the lock of a CHUBB Deed for raising large individual seeds like Tomatoes. Melons. Marrows, Cucumbers. etc. Equally ...
... and nesting cover. Fifty-six pounds of buckwheat will SO\,. an acre and give 100 bird good livino-from May until October. Blackberry, snowberry, wild cherry and the cotoneaster are other shrubs appealing strongly to pheasant , whose taste in the form of ...