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... full and half standard in all the best and lastest varieties. GOOSEBERRY. RED AND BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY. STRAW- I BERRY. BLACKBERRY AND LOGANBERRY BUSHES. 2.500 ROSE TREES. in the most modem varieties of weeping standard bush Polvantha. climbing and ramblers ...
... full and half standard in all the best and lastest varieties GOOSEBERRY, RED AND BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY. STRAWBERRY. BLACKBERRY AND LOGANBERRY BUSHES. 2.500 ROSE TREES, in the most mode, n varieties of weeping standard bush Polvantha, climbing and ...
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... C-C Steward Cooking 1 J W 2 Mrs P Hall apples : 1 R 2 A M Stern Pears : 1 Miss D Cookson 2 W W' : 1 W W 2 J A H Nonnan Blackberries : 1 Mrs L Arnold 2 J Crabb 'soft fruit : 1 E M 2 Mrs E M 1 medal H O Norman 2 Hough Hardy or flowers : A R H J Beausire ...
... ng Nail were found in Mat noteworthy feature of the was the super abundsass at hips. haws, aloes. crabs. Oliartarrtea, blackberries. the greatest profusion, 10 a fine splash of colour In the The ads and the oak were heavily laden. .Lo, though it was noted ...
... Mrs Trick: 2 Mrs Bostock Lettuce: 1 L Jones 2 Eate Potatoes: 1 Mrs Maddock 2 Mrs Salad plate: 1 Mrs L Jones 2 Mrs Maddock Blackberries 1 Mrs M Hughes' 2 Mrs Meredith Dessert apples: 1 Mrs 2 Mrs Huise apples: 1 Mrs Trick 2 Mrs Gold years: 1 Mrs Young 2 Jesse ...
... stuffing (116 extra) Roast and creamed potatoes and seasonal teretables which will be fresh Home made apple tart or home made blackberry and apple tart Home made lemon 'meringue pie or fruit salad Ices of every Ilavo . cheese and biscuits Cona coffee. white ...
... ckcunant jam Mrs F'-h apricot jam Mrs Peover Mrs i on jam Mrs Davies I)' Lawton jam Mrs Ravner Ill's Matthews jelly Mrs Blackberry and v Mrs Matthews Mrs Peover jelly Mrs Livesley Mrs Lemon cheese Mrs Lawton Hulse Marmalade Mrs Rayner Lawton Pickles Mrs ...
... edible. Of these. the blast• berry Is usually the most snucbt after. In Britain we have nearly 400 different species of blackberry all ct which are closely related. The differences between them are slight, but anyone who has collerthi them will fully ...
... long Mr Maurice Miss turquoise organza long gloves Tire gold shoes headdresses and bouquets of gold chrysanthemums barlev blackberries Mr John Bel! man groomsmen Messrs John Beveridge David Campbell and Armine Woodhouse The couple were piped out of the church ...
... have not got any blackberries or loganberries may like to plant some now and in the case of the latter be sure to plant a virus-free plant and in the case of the blackberries do try Merton Thornless and Bedfordshire Giant Blackberries are very useful for ...
... 2 Mrs Candy jam: 1 Mrs A Wood 2 Mrs Steventon Mixed fruit jam: 1 and 2 Mrs Ridgway Marmalade: 1 Mrs Coombs 2 Mrs Ridgway Blackberry jelly: 1 Mrs Griffiths 2 Miss N Bourne Lemon curd 1 Miss F Bourne 2 Mrs A Wood Bottled soft fruit: 1 Mrs Mullock 2 and 3 ...