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... contempt for their customers by needlessly withdrawing from their shelves at a number of stores such items as apple and blackberry yoghurts, a certain brand of Danish bread and Delight, etc, which is not a very delightful situation. Their attitude was ...
... 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 ...
... offered a fine array of goods including free range eggs, fresh apple juice, organic fruit and veg, honey, strawberries and blackberries, bread, cakes made from rape seed, plants and even garden furniture. Alnwick District Council was responsible for developing ...
... 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) ...
... sense here of what is right both in taste and appearance. This was borne out again in the puddings, almond and apricot or blackberry and apple flan, rice pudding, ice creams, chocolate meringue roulade and strawberry pie. | chose the meringue which was ...
... crushing its applescented leaves between finger and thumb, be warned, there are thorns on the underside. Cultivated thornless blackberries are not the “in thing” for security conscious gardeners. They plant in strategic places, ‘Fantasia’, which has at once ...
... for growth in our gardens. “Ah but you can’t beat the wild fruits for taste” is a cry often heard when huge cultivated blackberries such as Fantasia are brought into the conversation. Listen to someone who has grown it in the garden for years and they ...