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... Grown Era TREES. BUSHES. ROSES AND SHRUBS including '4.000 GO4v.SEBERRIES. 10,000 111.10ACURRANTS. 40,000 RASPEIES, 900 BLACKBERRIES. 30.1:00 STRAW BERRIES, 250 LOG 1N BERRIES 10.000 PRIVET ?.3: 1 0 (Standard & Half-Std.) from Days Nurseries. Crowborough ...
... 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 ...
... 7W.. parsnips 21d.. apples to ad.. pears to 6d.. plums sd. to Is. 14.. cherry plums 11d. to 1 Morellos Md. to Ild.. blackberries 10d. to Is. 14.. loganberries la. 6d. lb.; marrows Is. 64. to. Si, 64., cucumbers 4s. 64. to 125.. lettuce Is. to 4a., ...
... delicious way of elitist fully • ripe blackberries raw, drop them, de-stalked, into a jar, sugar between and leave for a short time until juice and rape run together. An unusual anmbination of stalkstripped blackberries and elderberries gives a piquant jam ...
... 111.. swedes 135. cwt.; apples to 5.., pears 31d. to 7d.. damsons 44d. to 74,1.. plums 6.1. to 94,1., strawberries 3s. blackberries 54.1. to 10 cob nuts lid., mushrooms 24. 3.1. to 3s. ' tomatoes 64. to 114., unions 54. to 7d., runner beans Id. to ...
... Pont; be. eggs ' 4.. 64. to I. eggs 3 / 64. to 4.. 6.1. d og . ; to DI. plums 64. Janson. 84, to 110.. Dullards Ines 31 blackberries u S 6 quinces rnu,hr..nos 9.4. to Is. 14.. 4 4. to 54 runn er b eans 191. to shallots 1.1 ,41.16 swedes 15s. potatoes ...
... 4.1.; stud. lots. sd. to bd.; quinces, 3).1.; pears. to 5d.; apples, to 31.1.; plutno, 4.1. to 7.1.; damsons, to 1• 1; blackberries, 5.1. to ed.; strawberries, od, to tofd.; sprouts. 7.1. to 9d.: assi-hruoms, 2.9 to 3 3 per 11.. W. A B. NthOs.—Cattle ...
... her talk and demonstration on Cheese Cookery were very much enjoyed. She was thanked by Miss Ellis. In a competition, Blackberry Jelly. most points were gained by Mrs. Blosam and Mrs. Pikher. Hostesses: Mrs. Aitken. Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Bedding. Hainatrest ...
... 21•.1. swedes las. to 144.. carrots 20e. to beet 10.. cwt.; pear. to 444. SW.. quinces 3d. to 9d.. bullice, 4.1. to 64.. blackberries 64. to 734., strawberries 35.. tomatoes 9.1. to lei., COI , 11.1 t. 7441. to Ild.. walnuts 6d. to 9.1., commie 3d, to 5d ...
... AUCTION 18.000 A li-NEILL' t 2 year) 10.0 P.) Onomberries (Mallen.). 10,000 Wellingi.o XXX Blackcurrants. 250 Himalaya l,iant Blackberries 50,000 Raepberry ane• E‘ploit. Promise, deael, Enterprise and NI.. lloyil tieergs•. :00,000 Strawberry Plants iCani• bridge ...
... the disused air raid shelter and kinked splintered timber around. Some children searched in vain for fruit on the stunted blackberry hushes while others bid behind rusting corrugated iron. A notice banging at the muddy Dover-rd. entrance reminded people ...
... LEVELLER GOOSEBERRIES (2 year) 10.000 Careless Gooseberries Maidens). 10,000 Wellington XXX Blackcurrants. Himalaya Giant Blackberries 50,000 Itaapberry Canes (Mailing ENploit, Promise, Jewel, Enterpri.e and N.Z. Lloyd George). !00.000 Strawberry Plants ...