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... Bears were in charge of the wine-making. Theresa Bear had gathered lovely juicy berries and Richard Bear had made delicious blackberry wine. “I hope Teddy Blue won't disgrace us by getting drunk again this year,” moaned Theresa Bear. ‘“‘He made such an exhibition ...
... and there are endless possibilities for using up any surplus to store for the winter. Among the fruits come cultivated blackberries, currants, damsons, gages, loganberries, plums, raspberries, strawberries, not forgetting early apples and pears. When ...
... no difficuisy finding something else that does as well as the original cause. So she's just one great big angry girl with blackberry eyes the whole time. - » * - Now, if you had to take your pick of the three types what would yvou do? Yes, T think you’re ...
... 2 Green. BUACKCURRANT: Latest varieties— Ben Lomond, Ben More, Ben Nevis, £1.25 each. v RED CURRANT: Laxton No. 1. * * * BLACKBERRY (Thornless). LOGANBERRY (Thornless). TAYBERRY — All £1.75 each. y * » # RASPBERRY: Two varieties, £1.50 : per 10. Y * * ...
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... first fruits are already in storage, but, says the British Farm Produce Council, September is the month for plum, apple and blackberry preserve. Apparently, there will be plenty in the shops. Problem — empty jars. Other fruit available in September—greengages ...
... cream. More pears come into the shops, and there are plums and gages a’'plenty. Were the money to spare as plentiful . . . BLACKBERRIES last until the frosts kill them off, and this is also true of some of our vegetables. Sweet corn, which flourishes in the ...
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... field containing only one other woman, International Master Sheila Jackson of only to pick their abundant raspberries and blackberries’’. Enter economics, ignorance, and man'’s insatiable appetite for land. A major threat to all this is now present. Grampian ...