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... half arples’ and half plums. This is interplanted with soft fruits, mainly blackcurrants, gooseberries and cultivated blackberries. There are 9 acres ready for planting. Main Electricity, Well Water, Septic Tank Drainage. LIVE & DEAD FARMING STOCK To ...
... y half apples and half plums. This is interplanted with soft fruits, mainly blackcurrants, gooseberries and cultivated blackberries. There are 9 acres ready for planting. Main Electricity, Well Water, Septic ‘Tank Drainage. VACANT PossrssioN oN COMPLETION ...
... y half arples and half plums. This is interplanted with soft fruits, mainly blackcurrants, gooseberries and cultivated blackberries. There arc 9 acres ready for planting. Moain Electricity, Well Water, Septic Tank Drainage. VACANT PossSesSlON ON COMPLETION ...
... hooks and cling with tenacity to anything with which they come in contact. Those of us who brush along the hedges in the blackberrying season will be familiar with the little round seeds that attach themselves to our clothes. The name gOOSEgrass, is bestowed ...
... defence against predators and maturity, blackberry and apple tart is|so attempts to escape_their attacks by more than a possibility in August. The | closely modelling itsclf on the common first ripe blackberries will be shining | wasp, for most creatures ...
... Wood 1, Mrs. Cooper 2, Miss J. West 3. Apples, Mrs. Cooper 1, Miss Belcher 2, Mrs. West 3: black currants, Mrs. Mullins 2; blackberries. Mrs. West 1: loganberries, Mrs. S. Reynolds 1: Alpine strawberries, Mrs. West 2, Brown eggs, Mrs. West 1, Hon. G. Moncreiff ...
... the kind that goes like wine to the head of the cub-hunter. The last of the honeysuckle adds colour to the hedges, and blackberries are already ripe. Clusters of nuts hang hidden among the leaves of the hazels, though many have been gathered in their ...
... Oseland 2, J. Taplin 3: grasses, P. Hancox 1, J. White 2, J. Padbury 3; Coronation posy, W. Padbury 1, A, Oseland 2; wiid blackberries, G. Lockwood 1 J. Padbury 2, P. Biggerstaff 3. ...
... MENU Pork Pie Peach Flan Blackberry Crumble ...
... COUNTRYSIDE By Ronald Worrall WHEN September comes round we generally try to spend one day blackberrying, choosing, if possible, a sunny morning, because blackberry%a(hering in the mist is poor fun and the | ruits are never at their best when wet. There ...
... Harris 3; pears, W. G. Baldwin 1, Mrs. R. Boyden 2: plums, A.J. Gillett 1, W. G. Baldwin 2, Mrs. R. Boyden 3. cultivated blackberries, A. J. Gillett 1; homegrown luixcd fruit, Mrs. R. Boyden 1, A. J. Gillett 2. Dahlias (members only): cactus, A. A. Wincote ...
... Sale at 1 p.m. Auctioneers” Offices, 7. Euston Place, Leamington Spa (Tel. 36 and 2877). By Dmr('n(-\x OF THE OWNEFR. g e 3 BLACKBERRY ESTATE, WYKEN, COVENTRY (21 miles City Centre, close to bus services and adjacent to the extensive works of Messrs Morris ...