... pensioners only). Mr. Ward. Fruit: Apple .- (dessert). Mn. Miura; (cooking), Mrs. Martin. Plums (dessert), Mrs. Perkins Blackberries, Ur. Jennings. Plower*: Dahlias (m in imum). Mr. Johnson: (Wm.-Pons). Mr. Lovegrove: (cactus). Mr. Johnson. Chrysanthemums ...

... quite a lot of bramble Jelly on tea-tables in the coming wutter. For blackberries, I am told, are an abundant crop in the Reading area this year. What are the ethics exactly of blackberry picking I ant not quite sure, but I rather gather that one only tells ...

... quite cold, but no: when warm even when there is plenty Of Here is a popular recipe for pectin. The finished bramble or blackberry Jelly. should contain not less than 00 glis. berries, 3llb. sugar, pint Per cent sugar. In recipes where water, one bottle ...

... Club). Amateurs FRUIT Dessert apples, J. Wells: plums or greengages. A. P. Wood; culin. al7 apples. C. P. Richardson; blackberries, E. A. Cox; two kinds apples, W. W. Llewellyn; peaches. 'P. Ladd; dessert pears, E. 0. Decor; culinary plums. Mrs. B. Eaton; ...

... Aden (wild flowers. under-111 class. mid any article of oanswork). Margaret Ball (blackberries. tastet u 1 1 y arranged, under 10 class). Dennis Marshall (blackberries, tastefully arranged. under-13 class). Shirley Allen (niblisture garden fa seed box ...

... a tune there were three little sister fairies called Twinkle. Rosy and Blossom, who lived In a tiny toadstool house It. Blackberry Wood. They were painter fairies. and every day they would set out. each carrying a fine, big pot of pink paint, to tint ...

... been lifted likewise. to balance the Theve - fablcs ere ornamented witti such age-old designs as the 'Tree Of Life. the Blackberry and the figure. Some have be3ome short enough to call boteroa. Btrtffan. lota of intricate belts give Interest to the ...

... So, too. can the Morning dews be more lewdly absorbed. Insect Pests To exterminate the maggot that infests raspberries, blackberries and loganberries watch for petal and then give the planta • thorough cleating with derris. Petal fall is usually round ...

... fruit for plaating In November. Apple sad pear masa Imes 6/- black currants and red ourraate. 2 years old, 2/- each; also blackberry, loganberry, rooted layers. 1/6; all aimed popular varieties.— Puller for Molted number available to Horticultural Statics ...

... for plantiag In November. Apple pear maiden Woes 8/- each; black currants sad red eurreats, 2 years old, 2/. each; also blackberry. loganberry. rooted layers. 1/8; all named popular Fuller enquiriee for the Halted number available to Horticultural Station ...

... or greengages: 1, Mrs. B Eaton; 2, W. Bristow; 3. A. Wood. Culinary apples: I. C. Richardson; 2, H. Wise; 3, H. Paine. Blackberries with stems: 2, Mrs. E. Cox. Dessert pears: 1, Mrs. B. Eaton: 2, V. Hartwell; 3, Miss E. Druce. Culinary plums: 1. G. Phillips; ...

... dessert set, and serve ice-cold in a popular this summer. But for fruit and vegetables, beloggredieuts: Ilb. blackberries, bed of fresh blackberries and whatever the material, waists cause, being flexible, it is less 4 pint water, 3-4 oz. sugar, 2405. green ...