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... I can strongly recommend Tlmperley Early and Rawkes' UNCLE HUGH'S NEWS DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS, I wonder how many tons 0/ blackberries are being cooked. made into yam or Jelly this weekend? A great many, 1 leel sure. because wherever! go 1' see droves ol ...
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... eery ides. add Mummy with a smile. I will be able to make a pie for dinner! Hurrah! cried the twins. who simply loved blackberry pie. A few minutes later. each a basket. they set off. It lovely in the woods. The sunlight !partied through the trees and ...
... come to the surface. These should be brushed off and put on to the compost heap. If you have a favourite loganberry bush or blackberry and you would like to raise a plant from it, you need to do is to bury the tip of one of the long new growths Into the soil ...
... Proudlove; 2. Mrs. C. S. Dairies . ord; 3, H. James. cH a dke : 1 , H . Da n ( g et . (Balterley); 3, Mrs. R. Pox (Baiterley). Blackberry jam: 1. Mrs. A. K I ley); 2. Capt. Pletcher-lwemlow (Bet- I Hughes (Betley); 2, I. Morgan; 3, J Icy,; S. J. Pitchford. Olactioli ...
... bottles and cork up after a week has passed. .Store in a cool, dark place where they will be undisturbed. for Ater months. For blackberry wine: place alternate layers of berries and sugar in a bowl and corer with a II righted plate. Allow to stand for three ...
... Red Bartel* and small Scabious are common among the small Salad Burnet which is abundant. Some people were busy gathering blackberries. In the gardens many kinds of plants are advanced and large fiedums are in full dower. attracting many late summer butterdlea ...
... aouth-bound swallows fly. While front lamenting trees the leaves drifl down— A bright kaleidoscope of red and brown. Rine — blackberries hang thickly now - - I hedgerows . and the apple bough Awaits the harvester. Fulfilled. the land Dre.ons peacefully 'neath ...
... CARRON AND In bush. Cordon trained. tut, and half standards in all the boat o EMMY, AND BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, STRAWBERRY, BLACKBERRY A N 0 LOGANBERRY BURRIS._ 2.5011 ROM TRIMS in the most modern varletle. 4 weeping standard, bush polyantha, climbing and ...
... plain spongecake and e an order for a block of ace.rreans. Nino make this syrup: pint strawberries, red or black currants blackberries, grapes or whatever is available, hall a breakfast cup of water and • of sugar (if using grapes or currants use a Mae more ...
... Rasp- there was a tie for the first three berry jam: 1 and 2, Mrs. J. Crewe; 3, places between Carol Beard, J. M. Roberts. Blackberry Jam: 1, McDowell and T. U. Charlesworth P. Mrs. P. Hughes; 2, A. Proudlove; W. Woodhall was fourth. Mr. A. J 3. Mrs. J. ...