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... Primroses and Blackberries to buy school swim pool SCHOOLS' FESTIVAL Mr. Pastry, the children's friend, joined in the fun at Frittenden when the Primary School's new swimming pool was opened headmaster said the had been made possible by the hard work ...
... New stock If the blackberries are merely wild ones which you have tamed, then you would be wise to consider the cultivated forms and, if you have none or have plants which have really outlived their usefulness, then certainly buy new stock. As soon as ...
... picked in two hours on Monday by Mr. A. J. Velvick, of Sandwich, at Woodnesborough. In tha same field women were picking blackberries. ...
... Sainsbury's Sainsbury's Thick Shortcake Shorteen 8 d Biscuits Boz OF (Supsrtinscookingfat) Soz Sainsbury'. Sainsbury's Apple and Blackberry Quick Dried Fruit Filling V Garden Peas 14 • ...
... holiday in Spitzburgen were shown, with commentary, by Mrs. Buck. Competition won by Mrs. Mason and Mrs. W. Ovenden was for a blackberry dish. Another winner was Mrs. Driver. Members were hostesses to the committee. ...
... treatment is iudieated for loganberries for all too often they are grown as are blackberries and do not receive half enough pruning (the same is so frequently true of the blackberry also). Remove canes which have borne fruit, and that means down to ground level ...
... raspberry and blackberry ar e each year, in much the same way ly concerned in the parentage as raspberries are pruned—the fruit most cases the habit ill actually a cross between the the loganberry, the classic • raspberry and the blackberry. of this cross ...
... by the million —and thick through the Y-shaping tunnels of gardens the weave of the hop . . . And now a late sweetness of blackberry blossom, with dog-rose and thorn to give last of hedge harvest . . . And so to the winds blowing seeds to the heavens—the ...
... thanked her. Mrs. D. M. Clayson was delegated to the group meeting and Mrs. C. Cheney to the hall-early council. Jar of blackberry jelly competition ssas won by Mrs. Cheney. Special competition %sinners: Mrs. F. Summers and Mrs. F. NI. Barwick. ...
... 55th GREAT ANNUAL SALE OF 70000 ENGLISH GROWN FRUIT TREES including APPLES, PEARS, PLUMS, GOOSEBERRIES. BLACKCURRANTS, BLACKBERRIES AND RASPBERRIES AND A LARGE COLLECTION OF ROSES, FLOWERING SHRUBS AND EVERGREEN SHRUBS FOR SALE BY AUCTION ON THURSDAY ...
... pillion rider Miss Denise Hatch. of St. Peter's-road, Margate, had grazing to her legs. The owner of the car, who was blackberrying nearby with his wife. was Mr. John Peace, 48. of Harold-road, Deal. ...
... speaking the crops have been well up to standard. As usual there are a few second crop strawberries being picked in bent. Blackberries, now in full pick. are of much better quality than last year. They are making up to Is. more per pound. ...