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... it poisons the hedge in some way and in a few years will kill it on either side and leave a weak place. The other is the blackberry bramble which will eventually smother and kill a hedge in a short time, growing ever wider and higher and sending out runners ...
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... preparation of their very special dishes. This is sound, for many of them are based upon fruits, for example oranges, apricots, blackberries and cherries. Emil Ackerman, head chef of the Grand Hotel, Stockholm, uses Bols Curapao Triple Sec in his dish Sole Fillets ...
... heights of the peninsula you find yourself first passing between hedgerows that are heavy with cow parsley and a-tangle with blackberry bushes, then entering a forest that is as deep and green and cool as anything the Home Counties have to offer. This marvellous ...
... combined are old favourites of mine, but recently two from the Bordeaux house of Bardinet have appealed to many friends blackberry brandy, and a creme de bananes, known as Banadry. Of course they are on the sweet side don't you ever eat a choco late between ...
... weed, and diverts plant energy to new and useful growth. The Hayter Rotamower reclaims overgrown areas, clears heather, blackberry bushes, gorse, rushes, brambles, etc., without choking or damage. Try it on stubble cutting. You will hear the name Hayter ...
... holds another major surprise. Unexpectedly, the parched land gives way to hedgerows heavy with cow parsley and tangled with blackberry bushes, and you find yourself in a forest. It is the Foresta Umbra, as deep and green and cool as any thing the home counties ...
... caravan glows with the rich colours of Royal Worcester Painted Fruit purple grapes, soft peaches, the richness of ripe blackberries, and the russet of apples. Every where the soft gleam of the gold-edged plates catches the eye. The plates and compotes ...
... keeping a house cow on or falling back on dried or tinned milk. The scourges of the Tasmanian farmer are the rabbit and the blackberry. The latter was imported by a misguided migrant and thrives to such an extent in this congenial climate that it can be a ...