... wallflowers, forget-me-note and Sweet Williams. Lift and store maincrop carrots and clear away all finished crops. Pick blackberries, plums, loganberries and raspberries. Take cuttingeof evergreens, gpraniums and hydrangeas. Repair shed for wifflar storage ...

... whose diet consisted chiefly of worms. small rabbits, wasp nests and Ines They had a fondness for strawberries, apples and blackberries. Although they were the largest of the carnivorous animals in Britain, often weighing .3.51b5., they were very shy, their ...

... on show and some of the plants that produce the various colours. These plants can be as ordinary as nettles. onions and blackberries. This is the second exhibition of its kind to be held at the museum and the organisers, Mrs. I it Bond and Mrs. Eileen ...

... time, I start ranting uncontrollably about the joys of going blackberrying. It is, of course, because blackberries are free! I started seeing people stop in country lay-bys to pick blackberries a couple of weeks ago. and, no doubt, after a few more sunny ...

... Renshaw of all it's economical. Windfall apples from under the tree and blackberries from the hedgerows needn't cost you a thing, so you can afford to be lavish with the cream! Blackberry and apple delight Anil! mixture I %lb e•eking apples, i 4 1. II ...

... people. Dande. lion, chickweed, burdock. ox-eye daisy and hogweed were all eaten as salads Late summer brought hazel nuts, blackberries and wild cherries, and in autumn came the crab apples. The hedge fed the livestock as well. In summer the cattle grazed ...

... •Clydesdale Premix Lorry parked at ECC Quarries, Shipham, over the weekend. The lorry belongs to Mr. Roger Faulkner, of Blackberry Mite. Worle. ...

... urgem demand. the council is looking into sclianes for budding low -cost homes for sale to newly-weds. Ambulance rumours A Blackberry Fair will also be in the Square to add to the colour and lun Rumours that Churchill ambulance station is to be axed ire ...

... Hurst and Twyford before joining the Thames at Shiplake. Do Once again determinull to fish I made my way up-river. The blackberry bushes glistened with droplets of water, spider's webs, normally almost invisible, stood out stark. The thicket towards ...

... in the north. Now the loaves and fishes are giving way to blackberries and runner beans . Everyone I know is pressing runner beans on me. And I'm doing my best to keep up with the blackberries that are hanging like grapes from every bough. In betweeen ...

... the hill. anund the farm. While the adults admired Ifs views of the attractive omign• side, the children warchrtl curly blackberries and conkers. and everyone was reads I.a their picnic tea In the tare Winterise-ail Fann again. Circular higs-ol•wdr, shm ...

... demonstrators practised what they preached and there was no trouble. If fact, one bobby found time to fill his helmet with blackberries and another grinned as he threw a Frisby back to a little boy. The protesters came from near and far trades unionists from ...