... dowering incurred chrysanthemums: T. Parkinson (Osthurstl One end three raecssmall dowering cactus dahlias: R Wsrlng Dish of blackberries: O Ashley (Southportl Sla persnlnt: J R Lawson. lettucefi?'Sutton (HeßkJth Ban^i* Six csbbaae lettuce; H Sutton. Three ...

... and lemon yellow and and cooked them until purple plums when bright nearly tender In boiling red. salted water. Then She Blackberry gnnle lam o n r ing hCm and CUt them '* another earty Jmn into ring.,. Mrs Pcndle usps 41b The toast was cut dlagon- berries ...

... from Bundays . forth centre from the south, or i -K- J vil y* turned left at Milnlhoroe cross- tarly piCKingS WELL, if, blackberry time Swindled • discovered by thousands who again. If anone who has not •• TJOOKING. I suppose you oTtwo ch ,^ enCe taken ...

... cases building un all the time We do not know vet just how many children are involved. Cheese ban, too No cream for the blackberry rr\HE Oan. imposed on the manufacture of Lancashire cheese not likely to be felt pub.ic until about mid-October But fresh ...

... Ulverston. Levens bands. Lytham St. Anna* R.C.— Monday. 12th. 7 30 pjn. meeting. Mortcambe H.F. Sunday nth 10 train. Arnslde blackberry ' Moracamba I.R.O.C.M.F.—Wednesday. Mlh. 10 bus. Oalgate. Kits Brow. Bay Horse. Galgate. t a n C.B. Comradeship.— Saturday ...

... The Children’s “Post” Togs the Terrier Blackberrying 8 ' Da, HOW BRIGHT ARE YOU? JOW bright are you? T«»t your with thea* auMtloo*. You will And th« answ»r.» below. 1. What are •‘ratlines? How did Red Indiana a»t their name? 3. What colour do get from ...

... all day and never eaten one berry. I Just gointt to ta«|e some of mine By the end of the afternoon only had about three blackberries left, we had to go back the next day and start all over again. Yours, tired out. TOGS. S.—Thank you all for sending me ...

... the skipper brews mugs Here, instead, was minor para- rock watching tea all round for the other passen- dise. lush with blackberry hedges green firs and coldness of gers (who look at you reproachfully and cultivated fields. Throughfhe black The . grateevery ...

... driver): Maybe you thought you were Involved after you had signalled?—No “ APPEARED TO SIGNAL John M. Forbes, aged 41. ot Blackberry-lane. Halesowen. Worcester, driver of the car. said the lorry driver appeared to algnal him to overtake. Me increased speed ...

... three feel apart each way. Destroy the old ones. Cut out the old growth and tie the new spacing them out well. Cultivated blackberries dig and manure or compost round.the roots. Do not allow leaves collect round plants the rock garden as a hibernating place ...

... Fruit and nuts This consists largely of fruits such as acorns, beech nuts, windfall apples and blackberries. They also dig for underground storage organs such as bulbs or tubers of woodland plants and will eat lo; of green vegetation especially grass ...

... allotment arrive fee.mg rather cold after the and p.cic.ng raspoernes. strawdrive. but as we park the car. the berries and blackberries, lively strains of on* of our favourite -Back home, getting the shimdrift* out to us on the jam pan and the scales out ...