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... visitors Fruit will successfully clothe a pergola grapes often fruiting well and the leaves looking at their best in September Blackberry flow- ers will play host to bees with the Oregon Thornless a wise choice even if it is not the tastiest berry Edward Farrell ...
... aromatic blend elderberry with freshly pressed Elderflower while Ame Rose is a refreshing blend raspberry passionfruit and blackberry The taste is subtle intriguing and refreshing never too sweet and only 32 calories per 100ml glass it is a gift your mother ...
... 10am 4pm April: first week Take cuttings of herbaceous perennials Mow lawns Spray peaches against aphids Mulch raspberries blackberries and loganberries Plant asparagus Plant maincrop potatoes Sow parsley Complete sowing of half-hardy annuals Sow tomatoes ...
... up shrub cuttings Complete picking of apples and pears and inspect those in store Prepare ground for fruit trees Prune blackberries Dig in green manure Store begonia and gloxinia tubers House hydrangeas and freesias OCTOBER: Third week Plant spring bedding ...
... chrysanthemum cuttings MARCH: week Sow hardy annuals Prune large-flowered clematis Feed lawns Feed raspberries loganberries blackberries and strawberries Prepare celery trenches Sow summer and autumn cabbages Feed pot-grow hydrangeas Stop mid-season chrysanthemums ...
... Raspberries summer and autumn varieties benefit from a new site after eight or 10 years as do gooseberries redcurrants and blackberries Of these fruits raspberries are the easiest to move Suckers are dug from October onwards and transplanted in the new site ...
... fruits such as strawber- ries or raspberries although some farms grow other fruits such as grapes or later in the season blackberries which the public can pick To ensure that the fruit you pick is of the finest quality make sure that the fruit you pick ...
... and dig out the old frog ditches We could re-lay ancient hedges Managed for wild food plants such as guelder rose elder blackberry and sloe they could become a natural larder in autumn We have plans for a Cheshire arboretum surrounded by butterflies and ...
... breaking up the sorbet with a fork to prevent the formation of large ice-crystals Meanwhile make the sauce Wash and trim the blackberries and put into a pan with the sugar Bring to the boil to burst the berries then push through a sieve to remove the skins ...
... emphatically to autumn with ripening berries on rowan trees red haws along the hedgerows winged fruits on sycamores first ripe blackberries and departed swifts And there’s the robin’s autumn song too! In case last week’s references to declining farmland birds ...
... Pumphrey 2 Ruth Pumphrey 3 Dave Roberts Cooking Apples: 1 Dave Roberts 2 Nick Pumphrey 3 Fred Roberts Pears: 1 2 Mr Greig Blackberries: Mrs J V Neukom Five stone fruit 1 3 Ruth Pumphrey 2 David George Collection vegetables: 1 W Jones 2 F H Dix 3 J A Wonral ...
... Directors TY-ISAF1 COOPERS LANE CONNAH’S QUAY Personal Service 24 Hours Private Chapel DEESIDE 812552 plums W Ball dish of blackberries Mrs Haspey VEGETABLES Five potatoes M Rainford three onions seed M Devlin three onions sets D McBriar six shallots five ...