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... wine for keeping CULTIVATED blackberries from the garden will soon be ready for picking and shortly afterwards the hedgerow blackberry. Both varieties mane excellent red wine, one for table and the other for dessert. Blackberry was the first wine I made ...
... Cultivate your own blac IT MAY be that your liking for blackberries comes not so much from consumption of the seedy harvest, as from wandering along a country lane scanning the hedgerows, and finding something that presumably is yours just for the gathering ...
... North Harrow area. She has not been in good health and cannot cope with her garden which she describes as all grass and blackberry bushes nearly up to the fence.- If it could be cleared it would mean so much to tae, she writes. I am willing to give ...
... Moorehead, with Anne Baxter. Tim Holt, Dolores Costello IM) 11.55 News On 2; Weather 12.00 Closedown. William Lucas reads 'Blackberry-Picking' by Seamus Heaney I j I a • 4 4 4 .. The Mayor of a little Italian village goes on a spree with his friends in ...
... dispose of them safely, rather than use them and risk an expensive mistake. Danger of 'spoiling' Europe Wineberry (or Chinese Blackberry) is a decorative plant with large pale green leaves that have a whittish down underneath, and the canes are covered with ...
... blue. excellent condition t 7411 111011 FORD Corm* 2000 E. Almond green, many extras Inc radio £4U 1970 AUSTIN Maid 1100. Blackberry, good histaY fine comfit ion . £545 1969 (H) VAUXHALL Viva D/L 5.1140. Blue. OM ideal economy car fine value £545 1996 MORRIS ...
... cooking: L. F. Johnson..E G. P. G. BAWL. • dessert: E. Webb J. Eyler E. Benfitid. Pears: E Webb. Gal t t ie, G .‘ Morns. Blackberries: E. L. G. Jones. Any Other Obit H Claveriey I. E. G. Morris 2. Decorative Stateley Homes: Mrs. M. Grierson Mrs V. Best ...
... be in this small green island. long new growths for they are the ones which will carry bloom next year. Similarly with blackberries and loganberries. Here again the new growths should be carefully preserved thinning out the weaker ones, and tying in the ...
... miles of coun- tryside last week, iter- Pictures: •, „:---t-.1-, from Stanmore to Malcolm Clarke opcn space a blackberry - and a marvelous slew Priory. I was in Bentley Priory above Suzanne's RidingS c t . , Pinner. Malcolm paradise. The ...
... Harwood, Mrs. B. Read. Five cooking: D. A. Grant, J. Whittaker. W. G. Butcher. Pears: M. Prince, G. H. Carden, J. Whittaker. Blackberries: W. G. Hawkins. A. E. Hall, A.S. Roy. Grapes, one bunch: S. A. Fry I. C. E. Stenhouse 3. Any other fruit: S. A. Fry I. ...
... W. Clark. R. J , Wilson. Mrs. A. V. Finch. Apples and/or pears, 2 dishes: A. L. Rackham, Mrs. D. A. Bates, S. A. Fry. Blackberries: A. E. Hall, Mr. Deards, S. A. Fry. Any fruit: S. A. Fry. Miss F. M. Dean. A. E. Hall. FLOWERS Rose. stem: A. L. Rackham ...
... dessert; F. Howard, C. Mullard, Mrs. Finnigan. Pears four of one variety: Mr. M. Chapman, Mrs. E. Chapman, Mr. C. Bullivant. Blackberries; Langham, M. Richter, H. Welch. Collection of fruit; H. Welch. Any other kind of fruit; H. Welch. Domestic Fruit cake: ...