... Rolfe. . plums.-1, C. Andrews; 2, A. Bristow; 3,1. Price. Cooks; apples.-1, J. Lowe; 2. C. Richardson; 3, Mrs. D..Fumiss. Blackberries:— . l, G. Phillips; 2, F. WYeds; . 3..Mrs- E. Cox. - . , . . Mrs. B. Eaton; 2. A. Martin; 3. Mrs. E.. Dance. , . .4 ...

... Collection of wild flowers arranged for effect and blackberries tastefully arranged (under 10 years): Robin Arlott. Collection of wild dowers and miniature prden in a seed box: Nigel Billing. ion. Blackberries tastefully arranged: Shirley Allen. Most white ...

... Tomatoes: S. W. Grove. Runner beans: E. RidgewelL FRUIT Apples (dessert): W. Mould. Apples (cooking), pears: L. F. Kirby. Blackberries: F. G. Yates. FLOWERS Asters, gladioli: F. Langley. Zinnias: C. Young. Chrysanthemums (incurved): Smith. Chrysanthemums ...

... fruit on two-year-old or older wood. All stone fruit falls into the firit group, so do the berries such es raspberries, blackberries, loganberries and black currants. Apples, pears, gooseberries and red cur'rants are in the second group. ! The first thing ...

... You - can choose from a wide range of useful presents for garden lovers of both siths. Stout gloves for use when training blackberries and raspberries, or when pruning roses. Secateurs are always welcome, and the size can depend on the sex of the recipient ...

... dilute spray needed, a gallonand-a-balf will do a tree with a spread of fifteen feet. Soft fruits. currants. gooseberries, blackberries and allied fruits will benefit from this winter spraying. Gooseberries and currants can be sprayed with tar oil up to the ...

... The Blackberries The blackberries in our garden Are very, very ripe. - We pick them and we eat them While father smokes his pipe. And when we've picked the blackberries, We make a lovely pie, _ _ _ . _ _ But father doesn't - a bit, He only ties his tie ...

... farmstead was semi-pnvate in character: But blackberries surely among the biggest on ' record, burdened the hedge at the proper season: And who, with the scent of the Sweet Briar to sniff always, and blackberries to sample in the Autumn, would grumble about ...

... Mr. Edward Parlovitz, who was for many years conductor of the Vaudeville Cinema orchestra, in Reading, died last week at Blackberry Cottage, Burghfield. He was A cousin of the late Jerome K. Jerome, Mr. Parlovitz was a concert pianist of international ...

... a changl the garden is practically from blight His greatest triumph was the gathering of a large piedish of cultivated blackberries before the end of July. Youth at the helm the directors of Gascoignes (Reading) Ltd. gave a party in honour of their chairman ...

... Han._ . _ Plum Dessert apples, E. Hedgecock. Cooking apples, and collection of fruit. A. Williams. Plums, C. Gutteridge, Blackberries, C. Stevens. FLovvErts.— Asters, R. Wright. Roses, D. W. Chapman. Sweet peas, Miss R. Fripp. Decorative and cactus dahlias ...

... (runner beans) and E. Babbage (marrows). Gardening awards of merit for fruit or flowers (closed classes), C. Fewtrill (blackberries), 1 J. Crisp (apples) sod E. 0. (vase of annals). Popdar for floral art, B. Seward deemlion); diplomas kw dux = 1 ), A ...