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... 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 . Msg, remember ...
... P. Norton; biscuits—Mrs. H. D. Clarke; chutney—Mrs. H. D. Clarke; blackberry and apple jam —Mrs. H. D. Clarke: bottle of wine or cider— Mr. K. Judges: treacle tart—Miss Davey. Floral arrangement in thimble —Miss Davey: all-round golden wedding basket ...
... fruits with the wild blackberry flavour from mid-August till the end of September. The strongest grower is the Himalaya sometimes called Himalayan Giant which bears very large round blackberries in great profusion and is excellent for jam -making. If you want ...
... almost any fairly (as - t jam such as red or hlack currant, or blackberry) is good mixed into the gravy with chicken and turkey. For apple-sauce gravoury to jazz up a pork roast, chops or sausages, slightly sweetened crab apple jelly is good, though I ...
... dower section. Mrs. E. Foreman ; bottle of wine, cider or beer Mrs. Clarke; 1 lb. plum jam Mrs. E. Foreman; I lb. plum and apple jam Mrs. P. Saddleton: lb. any other jam or jelly Mrs. E. Foreman. Flower arrangement 'Autumn mist' Mrs. Clarke; flower arrangement ...
... flowers in basket: Mrs J. Badmin; arrangement of foliage: Mrs M. Marsh; plate of 12 blackberries: Mrs A. Stacey; five dessert apples: Bill Harbour; five cooking apples: Terry Langton; plate of any other fruit: Mrs Hilton. Collection of four kinds of vegetable: ...
... Edwards; twelve blackberries: K. C. Chan; one vase decora- Mr. R. Rushmer; a plate of tive dahlias: Mr. S. Edwards; any other fruit: Mr. R. Rushone vase porn porn dahlias, Mr. met; dessert apples: Mrs. D. R. Rushmer. Hilton; cooking apples: Mr. R. One container ...
... 39. two garden swedes Mr. I. Ward; class 40, plate 12 blackberries Mr. W. Epps; class 41, plate any other fruit Mrs. M. Kemsley. Class 42, 5 dessert apples Miss M. Impel ; class 43, 5 cooking apples Mr. W. Epps. LADIES CLASSES Class 45. 6 scones, plain ...
... CM0437M From Mrs Angela Griffiths Crosswayi Street St Stephens Canterbury Blackberry Autumn INGREDIENTS: Half pound cooking apples peeled cored and sliced About one pound blackberries Four ounces granulated sugar Quarter pint water Put all in large ovenproof ...
... MANY people have not enough room for apple and pear trees in their gardens, but I cannot understand those who refuse to grow soft fruits. After all, to grow soft fruits. After all, it is possible to train blackberries to cover a garage and raspberries can ...
... Mrs. Baldwin. _ _ . Class 36, one jam Swiss roll: I Mrs. Nicholson, 2 Mrs. Coomber, 3 Mrs. A. F. Forster. Class 37, one bowl of salad: I Mrs. Nicholson, 2 Mrs. Baldwin, 3 Mrs. D. Seamy. FRUIT Class 38, five dessert apples: I C. Fox, 2 H. Collingwood, 3 F ...
... 2 Mr. L. Finn. Class 22. 11b. jar sirassherry jam-1 Coliens. 2 Mrs. H. D. Clarke. . Class 23. Ilh. jar raspberry jam —1 Mrs. Hubbard. 2 Mrs. P. Judges. 3 Mrs. H. D. Clarke. Class 24. jar blackcurrant jam -1 Mrs. H. D. Clarke. Class 25. 11b. jar redcurrant ...