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... But how? cried Monty and Mary together We will go to the wood and gather lots and lots of blackberries. answered Maxwell. Then we will open a blackberry shop! - Oh. what a wonderful idea! exclaimed Monty. You are clever. Maxwell!' added Mary Maxwell's ...
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... BLACKBERRY PIE A children's story (By Eileen B Edge) M 1 . what a beautiful day!' cried Jeremy Bear. as he looked out of his window at the bright autumn sunshine .1 silt go to the woods dna ;what aisettorries for a pie. - he added 1 will take sandwiches ...
... and sniffed the crisp, clear air. exclaimed Seksts:len. do heiteve I can smell the blackberries growing In Toadstool Wood! I will gather a full basket of blackberries. he added, Then afterwards I will bake a scrumptious pie for my .upper!' . Quickly ...
... buds of loganberries and blackberries are badly damaged by the beetles long before the maggots hatch out. With raspberries the damage starts about the middle of June. With loganberries, it may be the end of Jpne, with blackberries not till July. CHESHIRE ...
... cross between a very large blackberry and a huge loganberry, dark in colour but sweet in flavour. A heavy cropper, it will grow in any spot where there is plenty of sun and not too much wind. If you are going In for blackberries, you could start with the ...
... MEETS SQUIRREL A childrest's story (By Eileen B. Edge) rI NE lovely, autumn morning. Mark and Christopher decided to go blackberrying In the woods. 8o they collected two big sticks and two baskets, and they were just about to set off when they noticed a ...
... clapping her hands. 1 expect there are plenty of blackberries growing In the bushes. remarked Golliwog. pressing his face against the window-pane. The toys looked at each other. Why shouldn't we go blackberrying ? they ail said at once. It seems such a ...
... shades of crimson. yellow and brown —all except the evergreens, of course. The October ell must also fill the bushes with blackberries and hazelnuts, and so. as you can imagine. he is kept busy from morning to night. But one year a terrible !fling haw penned ...
... WE GARDEN TOGETHER F.R.S L. Or. W. E. II HAD a complaint from a reader a month or so back about the variety of blackberry called Himalayan Giant. He had planted it to train over his garage and he evidently chose a very fertile spot. for the plant grew ...
... beetle. There is the John limes variety of blackberry. which produces lovely shiny fruits. They arc sweet and juicy and of excellent flavour. having very few seeds. It is more bushy in growth than most blackberries and so takes up very little room. I have ...
... honeysuckle. flowering currants. lilacs, philadelphus. and geranium. You could also try carnations and pinks. Raspberries, blackberries, loganberries, blackcurrants and rambler roses may seem an odd collection of plants to link together. but thee time F.L ...