... spoon, but a swarm in July—let it fly, is true, although a swarm in early July means that the bees will still have the blackberry flowers and the blossom of the lime trees to gather from. which should keep them through the winter. even there is no honey ...

... their best wild fruit. I mean the season of blackberries. For some time the pale blossom of these brambles have been promising a heavy crop and indeed. .1 you search on th e hedges now you see the blackberry harvest will be good. So many of our woods have ...

... Cilenriver (loweit). Black Ballymac (Parsons). 3.26 p.m. 300 yatda: Liscullane Champion (Lightfoot), Spelt . Bhean (Harvey). Blackberry Rambler (Stagg), Fionn's General (Mann). Blythe Tiptoes (Buck), Game Bird II (Taylor). 1.46 p.m. 525 handles: Local Playboy ...

... late crops of soft fruits A punnet of strawberries. raspberries, and blackberries. picked this week in an Uxbridge garden was brought to the office with a story of a pound of blackberries picked last Sunday. GAZETTE AND POST. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1956 PLUM= ...

... their lunchhour cribbing the prize-winning recipes. ins. H. Trevitt I, A. D. Symes 2. A. Richardson 3, R. V. Harris h.c. Blackberries. M. McGibbon 1, A. Richardson 2, Other fruit. J. Paul 3. FlOwe's: Antirrhinums, 1. Wakeford 1, R. leviers 2, M. Furnival ...

... exhibits for the Ideal Home Exhibition at Olympia next month. They range from food from the hedgerows like hazelnut bread, blackberry vinegar and pickled elderberries to local specialities like Gingerbread Men from Ormskirk and lace from Bedford. Women Manager ...

... on Wednesday. The little girl's father, bank clerk Thomas Bokenham, of Clandon-road, Guildford, said the family was out blackberrying when his daughter was suddenly smothered in bees. She was taken to Hammersmith hospital for treatment with the artificial ...