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... STRAWBERRIES 25 plants 70p. BLACKCURRANTS, one year graded. 10p. 25p. 40p each. RASPBERRY CANES early tariety. 70p for 10, BLACKBERRIES,. Early Bedford 50p ea., LOGANBERRIES LY 654. £1.50 ea.. new virus-free thornless variety, will give 20 lb. of fruit in ...
... goes well with other soft fruits in season as well as strawberries. Try raspberries or loganberries or, in the Autumn, blackberries. -., r 0 0; . • • 6 eiiir '..ir• 0 7 f a .---4 . KNOW ABOUT . pET k ' '' ''' By Dr AianWalkef • ...
... Making the most of BLACKBERRIES , 9„ \ • • , I #. ...
... Method: Pick over blackberries, put them in a saucepan with the 2 tablespoons sweetener and stew gently until soft and pulpy. Rub through nylon strainer and cool. Whisk the eggs and 3 heaped tablespoons granulated sweetener together in a basin until it ...
... liiile ateff44e Serves: 6 Ph lb. blackberries 2 tablespoons granulated sweetener 3 3 heaped tablespoons granulated sweetener V2o:. gelatine juice 1 12 lemon 2 tablespoons water pint double cream Decorate: 1 / 4 pint double cream chopped nuts ...
... brilliant waxy rose hips (fine for decoration, tea, syrup and jelly). Alongside them are the children's traditional treat, blackberries, really big and juicy after this spell of fine weather. Hanging in great clusters here and there are the shiny black e ...
... Canoe; 3, Mrs. Bufton. 4. Cooking Apples: I. Mrs. Davies; 2, Mrs. Cantor; 3, Mrs. Button. I. Cabbage: I, Mrs. Button. 8. Blackberries: I. Mrs. Davies; 2, Mrs. Birch; 3, Mrs. Lockhart. ...
... prize. Holiday organisers Mrs. Beaman and Mr. Walter Mercer were presented with gifts on prize giving night. After picking blackberries around the camp, the party returned to plan next year's holiday. ...
... ahead. BEEN BLACKBERRYING YET? There's a good crop year. so get out these glorious autumn days and help yourself t the harvest of the hedges. And an Atherstone lady has be e n r j kind enough to pass on her recipe for a quick BlackberrY a Apple crumble ...
... ;k in beside ance of surv ival ing estates. for. the future i good crop help yourself. t° le lady has bee n BlackberrY a nu d of blackberries lice and core soften likeviisr • end)+, adding rgarine and fou r r. rirease a loos e crumble Mix t the fruit ...