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... treatment is iudieated for loganberries for all too often they are grown as are blackberries and do not receive half enough pruning (the same is so frequently true of the blackberry also). Remove canes which have borne fruit, and that means down to ground level ...
... develop into next year's fruit. Of the other soft fruit, red and white currants need no treatment at this time of year, blackberries are not yet cleared of their crop and anyway are better pruned in the winter. Gooseberries too prefer winter pruning, though ...
... turbotillers. harrows. Power harrows, etc, etc. Exchanges & Terms. ARTER BROS LIMITED, Dover Road, Barham. Telephone: Barham BLACKBERRIES Pick your own any day: l 6 lb. LADY DOWN FARM, PRESTON, WINGHAM CONTRACT WORK 'orabine harvesting with latest ALF 515 Multi ...
... lb.: plums Is. 6d. £l9. £l4. £10; stores al 17s. 6d., at sc.: calves to £1! to £7O lay £59); veal calve. It £6 to lb.; blackberries Is. t £4_ 10s.. £ 6 ss. LW; bobby calve, 35 to it 10,,.; rearing DOIOOIIIIIIII & Peeller.-Steers It 5 151 s. 1 calves 14e ...
... 1968 programme planning, a demonstration of flower arrangement was given by Mrs. Booth. who also used hedge-plants and blackberries tor good effect. Sturry WARRANT OFFICER Bill keyton, 36, who was until recently Regimental Sergeant Major of the depot ...
... 6tt. lb.: plums 1.. 7d. IN; hoar , 4 ell, £.14, £l2: store pigs. Kw. head 31 £39. £l2. 10s.; boars damsons 1.. 6d. Ili: blackberries strong .tore. £l3 17s. 6d.. £7 106.. J:11 bead 4 £25 10, • 19. £l7; dairy cattle lb.: cucumbers 31d. each; turnips weanser ...
... to 15, ltd. tacit: rtociun.. tn' Vie* • Si. el* I-. each: tomatoes to 1.. L--Cattle 24. ~t,, r- It to 135,.. AY b.;: blackberries to Is. 7d. lb ; cob mini to 1441,.. as' MI.: nut to 1,. M. lb.; cabbage to 7, doz.: tit t4l-.. at . heifer' ralMit• tu ...
... cooking Apple, ryl . N ., . ~. ~ ( . 31 ,. ; ' 36 bawr ., r , .., 26 , It 11 Ms.., 151, 6d.: 14 lb.; I • list Ill.: blackberries od . „,,'; fa ,' 2 134 p h : las,: 6 133 121, I. lb.; cucumber. turnips £l7. 1 - 29: boars • 11$ l'.• £17% ...
... liter Warmth arrangement. Reality of I eaves . ' arrangement. Mrs. N. H. Steed. three fruit marmalade. Mrs. I. NI. Page. blackberry and smile lcllv. bottled tomatoes. Miss P. J. Mural. Alv favourite sweet. Mrs. H. .1. Hones. savoury flan. Me D. Nicholls ...
... thanked her. Mrs. D. M. Clayson was delegated to the group meeting and Mrs. C. Cheney to the hall-early council. Jar of blackberry jelly competition ssas won by Mrs. Cheney. Special competition %sinners: Mrs. F. Summers and Mrs. F. NI. Barwick. ...
... Quince A Conference & PLUMS (2 yr.) on Myro. Ii Mussel & Dartias 4. 3.000 OR ENTA FLOWERING CHERRIES also “ooseberries, Blackberries and Blackcurrants 10000 sTANDARD A BUSH ROSES • FLOWERING SHRUBS AND lU PR ESSUS which Messrs. E. J. PARKER & SONS WILL ...
... including 36,0011 APPLES. 2,000 PEARS. 3,000 PLIVMS, 3,000 ORNAMENTALI CHERRIES Gooseberries. Blackcurrants., Ra,oherries. Blackberries. Also A LA ROE COULECTION OF FLOW ER ING SHRUBS. ROSES. CUPRESSUS AND HEDGING PLANTS which Messrs. E. J. PARKER & SONS ...