... it was alleged at Winchester Crown Court yesterday. Mr lan Kennedy, QC, prosecuting, said that Kelli died as she went blackberrying ‘near her home. A pathologist found that she had been strangled by hand. That stranguiation, If it did not itself cause ...

... from Kelli, killed her when she threatened to tell her mother he had thrown a stone at her. Kelli died as she was picking blackberries for sher mother in a copse just 100 yards from her home. As he was sentenced at Winchester Crown Court, Robert, of Tangley ...

... results. Soft fruit: bushes such as gooseberries, blackcurrants, strawberries, red currants, raspberries and thornless blackberries are also on offer. e B ge £ N R, L el N U R R ~'§ BMR AT R Ay L s B 1 'é“f! The conifer section: one of the most popular ...

... and tonic, found. salads of sorrel and meadowsweet and omelettes made of:tansy and marjoram. To wash it down, there was blackberry wine. *;’hA.fier 'th-nt. ‘Mabey (ggfr)e ts with _a_RPurpose 129, Fontana) and. found it made people much more aware of that ...

... weeds with mattocks, stooping, singing. hawking and spitting: A narrow stone-walled lane rich with ferns, foxgloves and blackberries led to ..a. beach of ribbed. :sand .where . .dinghies, Jeampd. . o e ~ Two lofty -eucalyptus trees. grew from a rock s ...

... showing considerable interest. . - The berries are picked between July and. August, (fitting in ‘between the raspberry and blackberry seasons and promising extra income for growers. : The institute have successfully ‘test-marketed the Tayberry in Newcastle ...

... small dinner plates. Or you may be able to ?pot them at the eengrocers, along with . cultiflted blackberries. . + 1 have used both mushrooms and blackberries in this month's menu. Try this simple but tasty meal starter using the mushrobms. The sweet is ...

... BLACKBERRY SUMMER PUDDING . I'2lb blackberries. 40z ulated sugar (or to taste). 8 r-fi;.m slices of fresh white bread. T 's- pt double cream. . - : ~Take off 'stalks .from fruit. Wash and drain fruit well. Stew with sugar and four tablespoons water till ...

... A confirmed brambler 'WHAT is a-bramble? It's a plant: What is a :blackberry? ‘lt’s ‘the fruit of the bramble. That's the -orthodoxy of it; ‘but to me:a bramble is a berry — jet as a blackcock’s feather, sheened like the nose of a roe fawn, totally luscious ...

... winemaking meant growing: fruit — or vegetables — in the garden or scouring the countryside for blackberries to provide. the filling for such home concoctions as blackberry, - strawberry, gooseberry, . rhubarb or parsnip wine. Such . wines demanded a long period ...

... in Peeblesshire because it tells not only which plants thrive in the district but also which to avoid. Avoid camellias, blackberries and brambles which will not fruit because the m; season is too short. ia needs loving care and pyracanthus will not do ...

... fruit. Two leaves stewed with the fruit makes bramble ice quite magnificent. ‘ Most apples and- pears, in contrast to the -blackberry, ‘behave very obediently under ‘the secateurs. If you don’t have ‘suitable walls, they are easily espaliered or fanned on ...