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... 1030 am. Including: 4 year old arple. Pear and Plum Trees in leading varieties; Black, Red and White Currants, Goosberry, Blackberry, Loganberry and Raspberry. STANDARD ROSES. H.T. and Floribunda, bush and climbing Roses; Clematis: Honeysuckle: STANDARD ...
... a.m. Including; 4-year-old Apple, Pear, and Plum Trees in leading varieties; Black, Red, and White Currant, Gooseberry, Blackberry, Loganberry, and Raspberry. STAiNDARD ROSES: 11. T. and Floribunda bush, and climbing Roses: Honeysuckl e; STA NDARD ORNA ...
... to make his two-acre property with 21 chalets and eleven caravans pay for itself. The site was exposed and bleak and only blackberry brambles would grow in the soil. Mr. Roberts told the Panel that he selected the site because of its isolation and this ...
... won it last year for homemade cherry wine But within a the cup which is competed for annually w given to him lir tor best blackberry wine judging was carried out by an expert wine-maker Mr Andy Andrews of Hertford Runner-up in the competition was Mrs Gladys ...
... cherry wine Mr it to the ufllcv ine Makers’ annual meeting on Friday But after returning it the cup handed back him his blackberry wine entry Mr Seancs a secretary of thc CufHey Wine Makers is pictured at the presentations with left right Mr ( Mnrlev ...
... Owner of the land, Mr. S. Ebbs, 19 Thorncote Road, Thorncote Green, said for over 50 years the land had been covered with blackberry bushes, and he thought a new bungalow would tidy up the site. ...
... handicapped by lack of jam to put the nation’'s bread and butter—for that one small WI. alone picked one-and-a-half tons of blackberries. Another knitted a thousand pounds of wool into comforts for troops and others so that the recipients could certainly feel ...
... certainly anticipate a late harvest and this lateness of the season is reflected in most other crops. 1 notice that my blackberries are only just in full flower. whereas in other years fair-sized fruit has been showing on the brambles by this time. And ...
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... 1 prefer as sounding somehow 50 PFalstafan, are now at their best. The bramble blossom, Loo, gives promise of a prolific blackberry crop. A flock of young lapwings settled in the road before me, Their mottled appearance suggested but contrasted strikingly ...
... (R READERS ARE SAYING Railway inquiry was wrongly conducted ‘l.\\ I a .. ol the'Now that the Lord Doctor a blackberry thorn inito a «VA& Sudbur md District has shunted the bulk of the Bopm, Two inches ol Railway m Committee goods traffic from the rail- ...