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... BLACKBERRY FAIR Everyone is welcome to make fantastical lanterns ready for the parade. LANTERN WORKSHOP Thursday 25 October 2.00 pm - 4.00 pm LANTERN WORKSHOP Saturday 27 October from 10.30 am Parade at 6.30 pm All are welcome to join the procession with ...
... the boysen berry is a strange one. It has the shape of a loganberry, looks like a dark raspberry but tastes more like a blackberry. No wonder, all three had a hand in its parentage! ...
... their disease resistance. Yet more are a novelty, productive and fun to grow. Reference the loganberry, a cross between the blackberry and raspberry, which I grew up with. There is also the Jostaberry, a blackcurrant x = - NN -5 r I‘E 2 . Im 2 13 - ...
... By AO FARMER How many can recall the horrors or delights of the autumn term holiday known as Potato or Blackberry week, when hordes of children helped the national effort by hand-picking potatoes. Delightful maybe, if the weather was fine and dry - horrible ...
... Qeas Deasy, Today I went picking blackberrieg far far Qway in a fielq | found q Cup with noth. ing inside so | Put my blackberries inside and now jt's full to the top. If I eat tog many blackberrieg 1 feel sick. Two days later a ghost came into the barn ...
... now to avoid it. Raspberry beetle is the culprit and despite the name it also causes damage on other cane fruits such as blackberry and lo%znberry. An old gardening friend with a scientific %em ...
... their disease resistance. Yet more are a novelty, productive and fun to grow. Reference the loganberry, a cross between the blackberry and raspberry, which I grew up with. There is also the Jostaberry, a blackcurrant x gooseberry hybrid. But the boysen- i ...
... gardens are bristling with fruits as we head towards October. A typical bridleway nearby has hips, haws, elderberries, blackberries and sloes aplenty, all awaiting the attention of birds and other wildlife. In the garden, plums have once again excelled ...
... FREE PROFESSIONAL ADVICE » OPEN TRADE & PUBLIC NEW Dont be too hasty, even il it is a jungle out there DOUBLE DELIGHT: The blackberry not only has juicy berries but some ornamental varieties are a valuable addition to the shrub border. Good enough to eat ...
... the end of the 19th century, fra- grant recipes were back in fashion. a mixture based on iris powder, bergamot bark, dried blackberry flower and cloves was recommended for women’s underarms. Finally, in 1895 the first deodorant soap appeared on the market ...
... and treat the parts. Another fascinating method is layering. Here Mr Lang explained how to deal with different plants. Blackberries, for example, root from the tips of the arched branches, but rhododendrons need to be buried about two feet from the tip ...
... Roman occupation to mark boundaries. They harbour insects which predate on garden pests. They can be a source of wine, sloe, blackberry and elderberry. Every type of hedgerow shrub has been used, eg. rosehips for syrup, willows for salysilic acid (aspirin) ...