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... flavour which goes well with cheese. Here are some new ideas to help you make the most of this season's crop of apples. blackberries. pears damsons and plums. Many people already enjoy eating crisp dessert apples with Cheddar cheese. This combination of ...
... Shilling. Cooking apples: 1 Mrs. Davey, 2 Mrs. Beale. Dessert apples: 2 Mrs. Beale. Open class: 1 Mrs. Beale. 2 Miss Weston. Blackberries with stems: 2 Mrs. Finch. ...
... is caused By the raspberry beetle, often wrongly called the. raspberry weevil, which attacks raspberries, loganberries, blackberries, and the more unusual types of cane fruit such as the Boysenberry and the Laxtonberry. The eggs are laid in the opened ...
... beetle. There is the John Innes variety of ‘blackberry, which ptroduces Jovely shiny fruits. They . are sweet and juicy and of excellent flavour, having very few sceds. It is more bushy in growth than most blackberries and so takes up very little room. 1 have ...
... HALL. MAIDSTONE MARKET 33rd Annual Sale of SSAMI FRUIT TREES Az BUSHES vla.:- 12.500 GOOSICIERRIts 5.000 BLACK CURRANTS BLACKBERRIES 20.090 STRAWBERRIES 25.000 RASPBERRIES 2.000 PLUMS 1.750 PEAEL, 11.600 APPLES From Standard to Bush The above Include the ...
... berry. This has now established itself there. It has red wild rose-like flowers and an edible berry closely related to the blackberry. raspberry and loganberry. The latter, of course, is a cross be- ...
... A N PUDDING 1 lb. cooking apples; I lb. blackberries; pint water; 4 oz. sugar: 9 - 12 slices fresh white bread. Peel and core apples and slice thinly. Simmer apples and blackberries in water until tender. Stir in sugar until dissolved. Cool. Remove crusts ...
... 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 ...
... Women's Institute demonstrated its originahty by having country dancing on the last and hottest Wednesday in August and a blackberry picnic on the first and wettest Tuesday in September Despite the contrary weather, both were thoroughly enioyed; it was ...
... Navy. Hips 40 to 44” £5.19.0 Tweed about town. Slightly flared, with velvet uttons repeat on pockets and half belt at back. Blackberry or Lilac effect. £10.19.0 Af . Crimplene uard jersey in anew, young mer ine. Soft roll collar. Front panel with neat button ...
... 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 ...