... Bellman shown by Messrs. W. G. Williams and Sons, was sold to Mr. H. Coriat for 70 guineas. CHAMPION LARGE WHITE Wittenham Blackberry 14th, born June 1949, by Wittenham King David, shown by St. John's College, Oxford sold to Lord Brocket for 150 guineas ...

... vegetable available to all who like to grow it in England), other types of maize, apples, pears, plums, cherries, rasp berries, blackberries, tomatoes and beans. So much work is going on, some of it abstruse, some as yet incomplete, and all intertwined, that it ...

... plant, and weaker canes over and above the required number should be cut out. Similarly, the young growths of loganberries, blackberries and hybrid berries should be spaced evenly over the training wires or fence at about 1 ft. apart, old growths which have ...

... ath after the game. At that school, now, they will be celebrating Michaelmas, scouring the Surrey hedges and woods for blackberries, returning to a supper of roast goose with trimmings. Or have the geese long flown, like Norfolk jackets, floating Colonel ...

... cooked, and raw and lightly cooked vegetables to overcooked ones. Some fruits are more rich in food values than others. Blackberries, for instance, contain iron and organic salts pprr- as well as vitamins. Apples contain a high percentage of phosphates ...

... Mrs. F. BelTs Holton Mignon. NORANBY ROWDY, Miss L. Wright's Golden Retriever in the Open Stake. Mrs. J. C. Lee's Entonlee Blackberry was second Mr. Mettam's Brandy third and Mrs. Simpson's Foxhanger Scuffer fourth. LIDDLY CARNATION, owned trained and handled ...

... in the Large White pig classes, the female championship going to a Yorkshire exhibitor, Mr. J. W. Hesp, with his Watford Blackberry 52nd. A GENERAL VIEW, showing cattle rings with judging in progress on the new permanent showground overlooking the Crumple ...

... enough before the sugar is added, or using over-ripe fruit. Preserving Times DEEP PAN METHOD Fruit Simmering Time Apricots, blackberries, loganberries, raspberries, damsons, gooseberries, rhubarb, greengages 5-10 mins. Apples, currants, cherries, plums 10-15 ...

... plums, apricots and cherries should be so treated as a routine measure, and surface-rooting plants such as raspberries, blackberries and loganberries will gain in productiveness and vigorous young wood growth as a result. The entire root area of the plants ...

... purposes of this article the term soft fruits is intended to embrace goose berries, currants, raspberries, loganberries, blackberries and similar hybrid brambles hints on the culture of strawberries were given in our issue of J uly x i From the point of ...

... Tory and a good-looker. His white coat and caramel-coloured ears were newly brushed and scrubbed for our cameraman. The blackberry nose glistened with good health. He is naturally talented and plays the piano with alacrity, although he finds melodies ...

... that he seriously launched out into fruit, with more apples of different varieties, pears, plums, raspberries and, later, blackberries and black currants. In 1923 he was approached by a Scottish firm to grow grass seed for them, He commenced growing on a ...