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... effervescent. Store in a tin with a close fitting lid. Janet Law, Wordsworth Avenue, Parson Cross, Sheffield. % WHEN cooking blackberries, add more bite by including a sliced up stick of rhubarb with the fruit. The result is delicious. Mrs. D. Hunt, Washington ...
... molehills. Such fencing may appear stark at first, but it is neat and tidy, mellows with age, and when carrying loganberries, blackberries, cordon gooseberries, or ‘“‘camoufla%9d by plants, such as the ishbone cotoneaster, one gets the best of both worlds. ...
... no damage. Is that not correct, he asks? e Indeed, it is. As the law stands, it is not an offence to gather mushrooms, blackberries or wild plants of any kind, or to trespass in order to do so. Hence the threat Trespassers Will Be Prosecuted is an empty ...
... awkward and which take a delight in trying out their vicious thorns, being only outdone in this respect by the cultivated blackberries, which are proper villains. Hybrid tea roses aren’t behind the door, either. They grab at your coat and trousers given ...
... if it never rained again. Soft fruit should be abundant — strawberries and raspberries, with plenty of loganberries and blackberries later. Gooseberries are nearly ready — not as heavy as last year but still good. I shall get only a few, the birds having ...
... irregularly. It’s been the heaviest crop for years in the south. My trees have plenty of fruit but it is small. No sun? Blackberries look like giving a bumper crop. Trailer growth has been a revelation, which bodes well for next year. :_:——_—_—_: ...
... much else for it but to put it in the dustbin, for it’s no use trying to compost things like rose briars, loganberry and blackberry stems, tree twigs and branches — they just will not break down quickly enough. It’s either the bin, dumping them on waste ...
... acorns become dispersed? To start with, they are too heavy to be transported by the wind. Secondly, unlike the seeds of blackberry and hawthorn, acorns are digested by those birds and other creatures that eat them, so they don’t get passed out in a g ...
... where you like and enjoy the absence of civilisation. During the fortnight we worked locks until we ached, picked wild blackberries and had home-made pies, discovered woods and wildlife, fed swans in the pale glow of sunrise, saw children, pets and other ...
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... Stubbin Est., Deepcar. ! Handsworth. . Mrs. F. A. O'Connor, Hollybank Mosborough. v Mrs. B. Barlow, Shepcote Road, Mr. C. Gee, Blackberry Flate, Drive, Sheffield. Mrs. M. Town, Lees Hall Road, Shef- Killamarsh. Haltway. Mrs. M. Parkin, St. Margerets Road, field ...
... week's competition mitted a wlnnlng ri They are: Mr B Road, Wybourn, Mr High Thomas, Broo Hercock, Rotherhan nington, Mrs | Blackberry Flats, » Mr K Williams, Laud East Nonlnf!hm money is doubled fr £l,OOO was liill funners-up eac! £14.50. Mrs E E Armitage ...