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... Shrubs, Roses, Ornament Cnnilers, Hedging, Shelter- Thernquicks, Blackberries, Gooseberries, Apples, Strawberries, Cherries, Pears, etc. Booklet with planting infermation and price list, 35p. OPEN 8.30 a m.-5.30 n.m. Monday to Saturday, ind. 2.30 p.m ...
... giving a medium set include raspberries, plums, greengages, loganberries and apricots. Fruits low in pectin and acid include blackberries (wild) marrow, pears, cherries, rhubarb as well as strawberries. All over-ripe fruit and fruit ripened in wet weather are ...
... pectin one with a low pectin one, keeping an eye on the acid content as well—example gooseberry and strawberry, apple and blackberry, just take your pick. The result will give a variety of flavours as well as a good set. And now to Rhubarb July, August ...
... 6 COD IN BUTTER SAUCE 120 FISH FINGERS TROUT. Per Ib. 116 APPLE L BLACKBERRY 49p 5 doz. BEEFBURGERS Order Your Christmas Turkey Now Before Prices Rise A COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF VEGETABLES. FISH, MEAT, IPOULTRY, FRUIT, GATEAUX, HOME BAKERY PRODUCPS ...
... Lord Edward St., Sligo, or ring 2270 after 6 pm. SHREDS, Roses. Ornamental Conifers, Hedging, Sbelterbells, Tboropuicks, Blackberries, Gooseberries, Apples, Strawberries, Cherries, Pears etc. Booklet with planting information and price list 35p. Open 8 ...
... shortage was becoming acute. Some damage was caused by the storm to fruit trees and flowers and the abundant supply of blackberries was hit. Bad corner A utrner in the road at Montia co bad the cchool bus could not set around it. and had to go by a different ...
... sulphur, not enough perhaps to make it an economical venture to develop an industry, but wild fruit grows freely here, blackberries. biberries, rose-hips, mountain ash or rowan berries, hazel nuts, elderberries. Muds of the soft fruits are eaten by the ...
... audience to be interviewed by TV. personality, Mike. Murphy. Mrs. Ryan cooked a chicken casserole in red wine and a fresh blackberry, flan and cream. After th'.! contest she said she was absolutelydelighted with the result. Corporation's sympathy As a mark ...
... aside in a cool place overnight. Turn out ancfserve with cream. N.B. This pudding can be made later in the year with stewed blackberries and apple. !WEDNESDAY: 7.30, News and the Weather; 7.33. The Living Word: 7.35, Morning Call; 9.00. News followed h it ...
... sp.rre. It as a delight to take in the hcako tht ciluntry under the morn. ;lig sunshine and with the bloom of privet,. blackberries, roses Jo./ r4..olside ttardens to gladden the Tfi road led me through Abbey- Durrou. lohnstou rt. Urlingford o nd 4.,) ...
... Glossies Red or corally everyday shades, or see the return of brilliant reds and wait for the great new Glossies Gal- deep blackberry shades. These brill 'ore which Dorothy Gray are shortly lam shades draw instant attention to lintroducing. Whatever rouge ...
... spell and the heavy rain which followed. Mushrooms, are in abundance in t he farts, and pickers are out early and late. The Blackberry crop which was so promising was destroyed by the recent heavy rain. The death look place at the residence of her daughter ...