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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Middlewood, Kelk. Eating apples: 1, Mrs P. Drysdale, Etton; 2, Mrs B. Robinson, Lockington; 3, Mrs P. Dale, Lockington. Cooking apples: 1, Mrs S. Clarkson, Lund; 2, Mrs J. Coultard, Wilberfoss; 3, Mrs E. Kidd, Mkt Win. Blackberries: 1. Mrs J. Liversidge ...
... 8, Mrs W. Bowser. Runner beans: 1, Mrs W. Bowser; 2, K. Treharne; 3, Mrs P. Bolton. PRESERVES jam: 1, Mrs B T A J. Davis; 2, Mos 8 Loaf. 3. Mre B. Panton. Jam, other variety: 1, Mrsß. Roustoby; 2, Mrs M. Johnson; 3, Mrs H. Butler. Jelly: 1, Sara Roustoby; ...