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... BLACKBERRIES END AUGUST C. B. SHEPHERD & SON The Oast House. Stourmouth PICK YOUR OWN FRUIT GOOSEBERRIES NOW AVAILABLE RASPBERRIES AND LOGANBERRIES FROM JULY sth • BLACKCURRANTS, PLUMS, APPLES, PEARS ALSO AVAILABLE IN SEASON • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 a ...
... Picked apples with his blackberries LIEEN picking fruit in an orchard at Little Frith Farm, Doddington, Alan Paul Henry, of Blackheath. London 5.E.23, Jumped over a fence and ran to a parked car, leaving behind him 40 lbs. of Laxton Superb apples. This ...
... gliber1;_11)11, .-27 GARDENING with Shewell-Cooper Blackberries easy fruit Os elnare yard. Plus steamed Misr at a Wailer rate. hada& applied as a Imp dressing, give ' heavy yields. Far mere use should alsc be of crab-apples, especially now there are ...
... crunchy layer of biscuit crust and topped with stewed blackberries and apples. s . • And there's DO need to stop making it when the blackberry season finishes, for it can also be made with Blackberry and Apple Pie Filling. Another tasty idea to satisfy ...
... corner planted up with a cultivated blackberry will provide the family with all the blackberries it requires. When preparing the soil for blackberries, as much compost should be dug in shallowly as possible. Blackberries are very gross feeders. The greatest ...
... and dissolve in three tablespoons of blackberry juice over low heat; leave to cool. Pour the remaining juice over the sponge. Rub the blackberries through a sieve and add the dissolved gelatine. Whisk the blackberry puree together with the dissolved m ...
... Choosing the best berries PERHAPS blackberries are the easiest fruits to grow in one's garden. They yield very large crops and the fruit can either be eaten fresh, or can be cooked, canned or bottled very successfully. A blackberry will often cover up an unsightly ...
... Apple and Blackberry Flan aisese ro: r .l: - tter 4 oz. plain flour 2 oz. grated Cheddar cheese Salt and cayenne pepper 1 egg yolk. Cold water to Mgt-1 or. grated Cheddar cheese , 1 large cooking appk (peektl, cored end skid) a lb. blackberries 2 level ...
... three dessert pears 1 Mrs P. Skilton, 2 Mr S. J. Webb, 3 Mrs V. Rook. Any other fruit —1 Mr P. Baldock (blackberries), 2 Mr G. Revall (blackberries), 3 Mrs B. Taylor (mectliirs). ...
... winters it may be inadvisable to get it on the soil so early, and the application delayed until March. ' It is usual to plant blackberries late in October or early in November, and rooted tips should be obtained from a reliable nurseryman. If the tip has been ...
... and the second a fortnight later. The pest not only attacks raspberries, but loganberries The idea is to kill the and blackberries as well, maggots while they are still In fact, it will go for any cm the outside of the fruits . and before they burrow ...
... tablesps. milk and water. FILLING : 6 level tablespoonfuls thick a:gle pulg; 2 oz. margarine; 2 level tablesps. honey; 8 oz. blackberries. Mix flour, baking powder (if used) and salt together and rub in margarine. Add sugar and mix to soft dough with honey ...