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... ASK YOUR LOCAL SMEOLEY STOCKIST for these delicious Quick Frozen Food*. FRUITS: Blackberries. Gooseberries. Loganberries. Strawberries. Raspberries, and Blackcurrants. VEGETABLES: Asparagus. Garden Peas. Stringiest French Beans and Runner Beans. S.MEDLEY’S ...
... pick blackberries with a number of friends. father called back. ' My son.' said. ' are you going to pick blackberries or to play?' 'To pick blackberries,' I replied. 'Well. then, do not run away when you have got a bush with some ripe blackberries on it ...
... Fort Austin, Crownhill. Foul play is not suspected. He was employed in Devonport Dockyard. He was found by a youth who was blackberry-picking. ...
... ASK YOUR LOCAL SMEDLEY STOCKIST for these delicious Fresh Frozen Foods. FRUITS: Blackberries, Gooseberries, Strawberries, Raspberries, Rhubarb and Blackcurrants. VEGETABLES: Spinach, Garden Peas, Asparagus, Stringless Beans, Macedoines, Peas & Carrots ...
... and 111 . SI I ES. Apples, Pears, pima, Cherries. Itanisons. Black/Red Currants, Gooseberries, Ra•Pberrlle, Strawberries. Blackberries, Rhubarb — all flue stock for choice fruits. glorious colours and Shrubs for beauty. for Priority Descriptive Catalogue ...
... Congella Ruud: If they make the*, charges It going to ruin the Urea of WOE of the people living there. Corby : The gorge tool blackberry bushes have enetached so much In my road Out It Is now onl) one-third of the orldnal width. The road la Ilk* a river ...
... because other commitments. BLACKBERRIES AS FOOD. He had started from Torquay on August 16, the statement said, after failing to find other work because of his age. the days went 1 became slower and weaker, subsisting on blackberries and water from streams ...
... wet and sticky. Put in some stable other manure, with a sprinkling of lime or basic slag on the surface. Loganberries and blackberries, although preferring heavy moist soil, Will do well anywhere if given plenty of farmyard manure or other similar ' material ...
... Today's Nature Story In November, 1947, I came across caterpillars of the Oak Eggar Moth about an inch long, feeding on blackberry leaves, but never having seen them so small before, I took four, which grew to about 4in. long. The moths emerged in late ...
... every single bush 6eems to be loaded with nuts this year. Everywhere the hedgerows are rich with the bounty of autumn. Late blackberries, elderberries, and sloes are abundant, and the scarlet gleam of hips splashes the hedges with glowing colour. Here and ...
... k'RUIT Titk:La App;es. Pears. Plums, i:lierries, Damsons. Mark/Red Currants. Gooseberries. Raspberries, :-:rowberries. Blackberries. Rhubarb-- tine stock for choir,' fruits. Roses, ;41orious colours and Shrubs for beauty. Send for Priority Descriptim ...
... it was said, “but there is little doubt that all will recover.” The children, who ate Deadly Nightshade berries while blackberrying, are Rosemary Palmer and Elizabeth Palmer two of sixyears-old triplets - their brother, John Palmer, 8, Derek. White, 6 ...