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... stems sweet peas: 1 W Wardle Vase bowl of wild flowers children under 14 years: 1 B Pallet 2 and Miss G A Ford Plate of blackberries: 1 A Langham 2 A Cobley S Starkey Six roses: N Smith 2 Watson K Barfield Bowl of roses: 1 R Smith 2 N Smith Three gladioli: ...
... can be no fruit Nor can there be fruit if there are no bees and other insects to pollinate Some of my neighbours go “ blackberrying at the proper time but they are the old fashioned sort who make their own jams and preserves It is much easier to get what ...
... begonias and gloxinias Mrs L Wright FRUIT Apples five culinary variety E Warriner pears five one variety Mrs E cultivated blackberries dish of 12 E Wright apples five dessert one variety E J Anderson VEGETABLES Potatoes six kidney J Clayton carrots six roots ...
... Different types This would suggest that there are different types of blackberry plants and in?eed this is the case, In act there's over 400 different species, sub species and varieties of blackberry. N:k i'&' ex 4;‘!;1&0 easy to out, as ve suggested the fruits ...
... September 4, 1965 NATURE NOTES Blackberries have a large family SEPTEMBER—the golden mellow month — the month of harvest. The first blackberries are now ripe and ready for gathering in the hedgerows. Anyone who has been blackberrying will probably have noticed ...
... gardener a stock offer In small lots or Tulips - BOSKS colours named and (U J 25 Crocus Muscarl f tpirsa Hydrangeas 7 2 Blackberry 4- 5- 2 4 1 Daisies or (blue) 4 7 Popular Beech Xmas T El 7 (Incavillia) 24 2 12 Cobham Geld or 2- towards post pecking ...
... Cauli flower: C A Heath Beetroot: J A Gotheridge Carrots: Mrs J Wallis Peas: A Adams Apples: Dessert A Hill Cooking A Hill Blackberries: C A Heath Domestic Victoria Sandwich: Mrs M Brownbridge Fruit scones: Mrs M Bottled fruit: Mrs Cresswell Jam: Mrs J Wallis ...
... They fwdgggl :he chau- SRt iy (hc;‘.m.?().\”. VEHICLES A2\ Standen ine, Tanker Di ).|tracde an ® Apples. Dr. Jules d.: blackberries 1 committee s Wherry. leL it A . rause, & JAGOAR 2 M-F 392 Combine, Bagger. m--g«n in top grad 11s. 6d. tol 0 aston 3id ...
... Victoria plums were plentiful and cheap at Is. Bd. b, other plums Is. Ib. peaches 9d. to 1s each, granes 2s. to 2s. 6d. Ib. blackberries 2s. 6d. Ib,, bananas Is. to ls. 4d. lb, dessert apples Is. to Is. Bd. b, cooking apples 6d. to Bd. lb, oranges 3d. to £ ...
... Mrs H Ellis Wine: Mrs H Knitting: Mrs D M Morris Eggs white: L Blanchon Brown: L Tinted: Mrs P M Matthews Children Wild blackberries: M L Pol Wild flowers and grasses: Spencer Posy clip: Mary Morley Embroidery: Morley Pressed flowers: Joyce Bott 4-7 years ...
... article: Mrs White (diploma) under-16 S Potter FRL’IT Bottled: Mrs Yeates Jam: Mrs Bratby Apples dessert: Wright: cooking G Blackberries: H Lee Pears: G Drury Open handicraft: K (diploma) E Russell Mounted presentation items: J Holdridge Trade processed: Mrs ...
... For blackberrying excursion it a good idea to have a crook-handled stick with which to draw down out-of-reach branches Don’t forget to look under the leaves for the best berries often hide there We dare say you will get some scratches Blackberry thorns ...