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... Lawrence. Onions (globe), A. Norrell. Tomatoes, J. W. Hands. FRUIT: Cooking apples, Mrs D. E. Verney. Dessert apples, Mrs E. M. Sumner. Plums, Mrs E. A. Leach. Blackberries, R. A. Eastwood. Raspberries or Loganberries, any other dish fruit, G. C. Street ...
... keep beautifully in the freezer. All types of cane fruit lend themselves to the ‘espalier’ method of growing associated with apples and pears; they can be trained on to a trellis which needn’t take up much room and can even serve as a screen. Plant raspberries ...
... | M Farmer; 17 four tomatoes - 1 M Farmer, 2 E Simons, 3 A Lee; 18 four culinary apples - 1 A Lee: 19 four dessert apples - 1 A Lee, 2 K Lee, 3 J Spain; 20 12 blackberries -1B Tory, 2 A Lee, 3K Lee. Section C flowers: 21 six asters - 1 N Hindley, 2 B Chester ...
... of onion, potato and tomato, Mr Baxter was the winner. Eating apples: 1 Mrs Looker, 2 Mrs Looker. Cooking apples: 1 Mrs Looker, 2 Mrs Looker. Pears: 1 Mrs Looker, also plums and blackberries. Gladioli: 1 Mrs Shepherd, 2 A. Horner. Dahlias: 1 A. Horner ...
... on there is no end to this charming Northerner's talents. One minute he s dashing into the kitchen to mop up the blackberry and apple jelly. It had been COOkil:f on the stove and suddenly boiled over. The next minute he is talking about his four children ...
... 9 tomatoes, apples, and wild fruit such as bilberries and blackberries, as, n the opinion ' of the committee there can be no justifica- X | tion for the excessive prices now charged.” g ! Ware Rabbit ‘ 8o far so good, but—if blackberries and ' brother ...
... Braised Kldne{n ss. 6d. tin, Pigs Heartg ss. #d tin Chicken and Ham n jelly 16ozs 18s. 9d_ tin. Chicken in Mushroom Sauce 5s tin Boneless Chicken 15025. 6s 7d Whole Chicken in jelly 3lbs 19s 11d Frankfurter Sausages 2s. sid \nnd 6s 3d tin. Cottage Pie ...
... 3 Mrs Thomasson; Eating apples: 1 P. Scot, 2 E. Haill, 3 J Looker; Cooking apples: 1 P. Scott, 2 P. Scott, 3J. Looker; Pears: 1 C. Chrisp, 2 K. Collingham, 3 Joyce Isaac: Plums: 1 G. Haill, 2 E. Haill, 3 J. Looker; Blackberries: 1 E. Haill, 2 J. Mayall ...
... Grebby, 3* P. Moore; Tray of veg — 1. D. Mumby, 2. B. Moore. Blackberries — 1. S. Durrant, 2. P. Ingamells; Cooking apples — 1. P. Ingamells, 2. P. Ingamells, 3. P. Ingamells; Dessert apples — 1. R. Pocklington, 2. M. Moore, 3. R. Pocklington; Plums — ...
... tray: 1 A. Harrison, 2 Sid Wilson. Fruit: Four apples (cooking): 1 Andy Smith, 2 Mrs P. Perry, 3 Mrs P. Gamble; four apples (dessert): 1 Andy Smith, 2 and 3 J. Hallam; six plums: 1 Andy Smith; 12 blackberries: 1 and 2 J. Tinkler, 3 J. Burrows. Home-made ...
... Four tomatoes - 1| Mr R Smith, 2 Mrs M Simons, 3 Mr M Farmer. Four culinary apples - 1 Mr W Nowakowski, 2 Mrs B Tory. Four dessert apples - 3 Mrs B Tory. Twelve blackberries - | Mrs C Smith, 2 Mrs B Tory, 3 MrR Smith. Flowers: Six asters - | Mrs M Simons ...
... keep beautifully in the freezer. All types of cane fruit lend themselves to the “espalier” method of growing associated with apples and pears; they can be trained on to a trellis which needn’t take up much room and can even serve as a screen. ant raspberries ...