... almost contimuYy from July + until November; its. heaviest {. cropping period is the autumn. PACK C - Oregon thornless ‘blackberries . (two ts). A ‘generously sized: lnd’ll.u':cx'ously sweet fruit with the flavour of the wild . bramfile. With -no ‘special ...

... and savoury rice as' we raced passed Anstruther, with - the spinnaker -drawing,’ and -the speedo-log -off the clock: ; Blackberry and apple, pie, anyone? ) Great. Just cut it into four. - } ‘. It seemed a pity to have:-to stop, but we didn't want ...

... the people she studies. - For once, the publisher’'s description is most apt — a complement to the autobiogra . phical . Blackberry Winter. : Anybody who enjoyed that will “probably enjoy this too. ANNA SPROULE: Port Out Starboard Home (128 pp. £5.50 ...

... 'is a haven of geace. with a walled shrub and flower garden and beyond, a wellstocked kitchen garden with the biggest . blackberries you will see in London or anywhere elise. - conoh e D et Half-rate. travel -~ o = BRITISH - 'RAIL'S half-rate travel scheme ...

... often due to insect invasion but hard galls remain until lon’ after the plant has died. On fruiting stems of raspberry and blackberry, galls may be high up on the stems. Infection on ' marguerite is also fligh up. In other plants galls appear at the base ...

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