... Tufty goes to pick blackberries ALWAYS when autumn time came round Mrs. Mole would put in her shop window a poster. This was abOut a competition for the boys and girls to see who could collect the most blackberries. their plastic bags were full up. Harry ...

... splendid idea. You collect your seeds. she said. and ni fill the blackberry bag. Very soon all the boys and girls were back with Mrs. Fluffytail with their plastic bags full of blackberries. ...

... while others. such as loganberries. blackberries and rambler roses. will root from the tips of the new growths. While it is perhaps not a general practice to root rambler roses in this way. it is common with blackberries and loganberries. You will all be ...

... SAFE Two bright new pence for each pound of blackberries. said the poster. And a prize for the one who collects the most-. So one lovely autumn Saturda),. morning Mrs. Fluff‘tail arranged for a black - hem picking picnic. Sounds funny.- laughed Tufty ...

... Dessert Apples: Mr. D. W. Roberts. Mrs. J. Nunn. Mr. E. Webb; 3 Pears: Mr. E. G. Morris. Mr. L.G.Jones.Mr. G.T. Denyer: 12 Blackberries: Mr. J. E. Nixon. Mrs. M. E. Weston. Mrs. M. J. Hansen: Any other Fruit: Mr. G. T. Denyer. Mr. A. Bellamy. Mr. A. J. Craig ...

... Lis- On the fruit plot remember to cut ckmn newly planted raspbcm canes to 6 in. and this also applies to the Pardo Leaved Blackberry %Nal fruits on the nos canes in autumn. Greenfly is on the move and breeding fast in the greenhouse. so keep a sharp look ...

... 's Mummy. But tiny children don't know and we must be very careful with them:: And of course Bobbie did have the most blackberries and had a lovely new painting book. He told kind Mrs. Mole about his little sister and how good Harry had been. so she ...

... FRUIT Appks. four colours. Mr Welch 2. dessen. W. Wilson. R Jones. S Bo.h. Pears. lour. W. Wilson. Mr, Welch. R Jones. Blackberry:l, one plate. Mr. Welch. A Ritcher. Mr. Edward 7W Insa, three kinds, W Wilson I, Mr. Welch 2. Other kinds of fruit, otw ...

... Hodgson. Wood End: t. Hay vey. Wood End. Wars. other: F. E. Neale. Wembky :J. C. Bonner. Hanna; H. Hodgson. Wood End. — Blackberries: E. A. Chase. Wood End: H. E Collya, Wood End: D. P. Wholley. Kingsbury. Gapes: D. Nkhohon. kkenliam. best In dna: E. A ...

... R. Bates. Miss A. J. Jeffers culinary: H. R. Bates. G. Mulhaan. H. B. Gunn. Pears: G. Bardy. H. R. Bates, Mrs. Blomley. Blackberries: W. Ward R. Muriss. E. Cale. Any other: D. Papwarth. G. Mull4an. R. F. Co:. FLOWER Frontal effect: Mrs. S. Long. Mrs. B ...

... very good and his wife who was judging the domestic handicraft and floral art exhibits said they were a treat to judge. Blackberries: R. Young. W. Ward, Mr. Pubn. A4Any other fruit: A. Mayor r. 3. OPEN CLASSES Tomatoes: P M. Butcher, A. Shepherd. Mr. Putin ...

... tracks. Men and women who live and work in the area today remember travelling to Rayners Lane in :he 1920 s to picnic, pick blackberries and walk through the fields. But within ten years development had started and Harrow Garden Village, as part of the area ...