... propagation can be severed from their parents and replanted. So also can layered shrubs such as honeysuckle, forsythia and blackberries and loganberries all or which should be well enough rooted by now for safe replanting. ...

... memories of such things as heifers being awkward and producing offspring at night in orchards and sows having litters under blackberry bushes. It is interesting to see life on tarm through a woman's eyes. Men would try to improve your knowledge with passages ...

... Mrs. Johns: 2. Mrs. Russell: 3. Mrs. Salmon Plums: no awards. Pears: 1. Mrs Simmons; 2. Mrs. Warren: 3. Mrs. Worcester Blackberries: no as% ards. Flowers. Dahlias: I. Mrs. Salmon; 2. Mrs. Weakley; 3. Mrs. Payne. Chrysanthemums: I. Mrs. Wilkinson; 2. Mrs ...

... Vincent said White ran down hill' when being chased trinoed over ledge and fell several feet into some -stinging nettles and blackberry bush was so close behind him that I fell myself' said Det Const Vin cent He closed with the man there was violent struggle ...

... dry), together with Brazils and coconuts are plentiful. Cooking apples and pears are in f(md supply and there will be a ew blackberries about. Dessert fruit available at low prices, includes English apples and pears, oranges, grapefruits, bananas, and the ...

... the week-end when I was there, in spite of organised parties of all ages busy picking them, the hedges were laden with blackberries. I do not remember ever seeing such a crop. C - ontinue along what has now become a well metalled road until you reach ...

... fracture to her bead, but if she had not inhaled vomit ohs might have lived. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death. Blackberrier at Ashford Hill If you of berries black would take your fill Then go, on autumn days, to Ashford I went one recent morning ...

... 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 ...

... where she signed her name and that of Stubbington Institute, In the visitors' book. A competition for produce made from blackberries was won by Mrs. Dowling with a bottle of wine. A Hallowe'en party has been arranged for October 31. when pumpkin pie will ...

... to 16/-; Conference exactly u how to grow sour meals makes sure your . , Top price in special sale of rams 9/6 to 13/-. Blackberries 1/- . 1b.. various crops _ recipes ar e era dearer by 1/3 live score. was 25 gns. for a SouthdowniCobnuts 14d. to 1/-. ...

... were made for an old folk's party. a Hallowe'en party. and a money-raising effort for Denman College. A competition for a blackberry sweet was won by: 1, Mrs. Ling; 2, Mrs. Page: 3. Mrs. Cartwright. Mrs. Cartwright won the Flower of the Month competition ...

... Time taken from Seasalter to Dunkirk. almost exactly two hours which included stoppages to feast on the enormous crops of blackberries along almost the whole of the route. L.M. ...