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... any variety, 1 A. 8. Chambers, 3 W, Slater; cooking, any variety, 1 Mrs, Skelding, 2 A. S. Chambers, 2 R. W.. Stratton, Blackberries, cultivated, 1 Mrs. F. Hulatt, 2 Al 8. Chambers, 3 Mrs. ' M. ‘Brett; dessert pears, 1 Mrs. F. Hulatt, 2 A. & Chambers; ...
... (7 Staftord e £2,185 SURREY it (J Guildford ——— - —.£3,385 [] Surbiton Maisonettes —-..£2,865 WARWICESHIRE [J Coventry Blackberry E5t..£1,345 [ Coventry Broad Lane Est—£2,2so Cl entaton il iB Y WORCESTERSHIRE £ O Kidderminster — ——-£2,825 ...
... WEDNESDAY. Hth MARCH 1953. at 11 o’clock EXHIBITION GLADIOLUS CORMS. in packets of 50 and 100: Black Currant; Gooseberry and Blackberry; Bush and Climbing Roses: Flowering Shrubs and Conifers; four-year-old Apple. Pear, and Plum Trees in popular varieties ...
... J. Smith, 2 Mrs. R. L. Banks, 3 Mrs. B. Briars; dessert pears, | G. A. Ashton; plums, 1 C. G. Cave, 2 Mrs. R. L. Banks: blackberries, 1 Mrs. G. Cooper. 2 Mrs. V. Whiteman, 3 Mrs. B. Smith: any other fruit, 1 Mrs. V. Whiteman, 2 C. F. Endersby. 3 C. G. ...
... Cupressus and a good selection of Shrubs. 4-YEAR-OLD BUSH FRUIT TREES also Gooseberries; Raspberries; Currants and Himalayan blackberries. On view morning of sale. W. and H. Peacock, 10 Lime Street. Bedford (66366). 18/605 ...
... manager, says. “Exhibitors and L% 4 S/ Excellent blossoms and plenty of moisture should ensure a top quality exhibit of blackberries for Mrs Vera Whiteman at Sandy Show on August 23 and 24. - % F . y wa ) N > @ ST o o ?‘» > -. .“ - n‘ v‘ % T | g 2 Ll S ...
... 1 prefer as sounding somehow 50 PFalstafan, are now at their best. The bramble blossom, Loo, gives promise of a prolific blackberry crop. A flock of young lapwings settled in the road before me, Their mottled appearance suggested but contrasted strikingly ...
... be about 12 in. long, no buds removed and inserted with only two buds above soil level. After fruiting, the old canes of blackberry, loganberry and similar plants should be cut out at the base. Root pruning is rarely successful on older trees. Failures ...
... Time for mushrooming and making bramble jam I NOTICED the first of the blackberries this morning; they were forming on the thick clump of bramble growing in the unused avenue of limes behind the Big House. Several of them were even fully formed and ripening ...
... Owner of the land, Mr. S. Ebbs, 19 Thorncote Road, Thorncote Green, said for over 50 years the land had been covered with blackberry bushes, and he thought a new bungalow would tidy up the site. ...
... Patterson, her husband, and family, parked their car at the side of the road at Stagsden and went into neighbouring fields blackberrying. - The two defendants came upon the scene, saw the_ car, and while Willis acted as lookout Stallard searched the inside ...
... C. Cave, 2 Mrs. P. A, Bright-!crochet, 1 Mrs. Burrough, 2 well, 3J. P. Norman; plums, 1 | Mrs. . Slate, 3 Mrs. C. Cave; blackberries, 1 Mrs. |E. Fowler; embroidery, 1 J. ...