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... E. Hughes. Cherries: I. Margate: 3. N. H. Steed. Orore J Stephens: 2. Mrs. Knight; & Farm. Man.ston. Mrs. A E. Hughes. Blackberries: Cauliflowers: I. W. P. Tabbush. I. Mrs. Knight; 2. Mrs R. Brett: Margate; 2. J. M. Cltapmci. Rams- 3. A. E. Hughes. gate; ...
... year, £75; minimum 100; all per thousand, plus carriage. — Raymond Wickham, Brenchley. Phone STRAWBERRIES, Raspberries, Blackberries: Cambridge Favour. ite, £6 thousand, minim= 5001 Mailing V, Ll 5 thousand, minimum 250. Bedford Giant, 1 year, bedded, ...
... does not matter, all the buds will be left on the cutting. Two good examplys of both treatments are the gooseberry and the blackberry respectively, and the reasons are not bard to see. The old practice of serzying the soil under roses with a fungicide in ...
... Brenchiey Phone 222. vo44;FUGGLE 111 - setts. Cert. 4131961 STRAWBERRIES. R ASPI E 66 I E S.' 1 3 each ex-farm -Raymond Wick- BLACKBERRIES. Cambridge Favour-' ham Brenchley. Phone 222 £6 1 000 minimum 500. Mall- Bantam Rotavator. £65: 12in. log V. (IS 1 000 ...
... Miss Morrison. _ _ 1 lb. Raspberry jam —1, Mrs. Neame. 1 lb. Jam-1, Mrs. Godfrey; 2, Mrs. Neame; 3. Mrs. Osborne 1 lb. Blackberry jelly-1, Mrs. A. Fowl; 2. Mrs. Marsh; 3, Mrs. Osborne. _ _ 1 lb. Jelly-1, Mrs. Neame; 2, Miss Morrison; 3. Mrs. A. Foad ...
... kitchen garden, in a kitchen utensil (No. 36), attracted an encouraging number or entries. In the former the items included blackberries, snowberries, rose hips, haws, ivy, bracken and beech leaves, and in the latter sprouts, onions, radishes, tomatoes, potatoes ...
... minimum 100; all per thousand. plus carriage.—Raymond Wickham. I neenchley. Phone ta2. C 163 STRAWBERRIES, Raspberries, Blackberries: Cambridge Favour. ite, Talisman, £6 1,000; minimum 500. Mailing V, Exploit. LIS 1,000; minimum 250. Bedford Giant, 1 year ...
... Ronald Pendry. of Spring Hill Farm, Forest Row. were aimed. A visit was made to Mr. B. G. Moody's home, Fiddlers- 7 wood, Blackberry Lane. Fel- court, which has been treated ON YOUR OWN FARM. NOW. for wood worm and dry rot. The Intruders won the Nalissual ...
... provide later crops. Rewarding Weak shoots can be removed at CORRECTLY, the newly planted the same time, these are rarely BLACKBERRIES are a rewardcane, s h ou ld b e cut d own to good cropping growth s and their re- ••-' ing crop when grown properly. about ...
... >. and Mr. Ronald Prudry Bpring Farm. Forest Row. were filmed. A %Isit WWI made to Mr. B 0. Moody's home. Fiddlerswood. Blackberry Lane. Irel court. which has been treated for wood worm and dry rot. The Intruders won the award nftered by a trade tor ...
... the roof jacket is edged with match- •dripped down on her head! ing wool braid. In shades Towels and cold wat.:r are of blackberry. bordeaux, available and. in specidl cirbrown, olive, and blue, it cumstances. hot water is costs £lO 19s. 6d. The size ...
... and E. Hall up to 5.000 bushel Installed and working. £625.-T. Noakes. Tel. Horsmonden 282. STRAWEIRRIES. Raspberries. Blackberries. Gooseberries. Cambridge Favourite. Talisman, LIS 1.000. minimum SOO: Mailing V. LIS 1.000. minimum 250. Bedford Giant ...