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... alike, and the gooseberries, currants, raspberries, and blackberries (we rather disdain, by the way, to cultivate this latter fruit in England, chiefly because we only know it as the wild blackberry of the hedgerows)—all these familiar friends, we say, ...
... at 'Westboro, Massachusetts, was never more active than now, and most of the factories are running to their utmost. The blackberry crop in the Vineland, Now Jorney, *notion was an enormous one. Fully 1,000,000 quarts have been marketed on the Vineland ...
... somewhat risky growth on the lower lands, has been known to bear in the third year. The gooseberry, currant, raspberry, and blackberry of these (comparatively) highlands are described aa of immense B , ze, fresh, plump, and beautiful. Within reach by railway ...
... the best for general cultivation, as it can be kept within bounds very easily. It has a more sprightly flavour than the blackberry, and its larger size, attractive appear- , ance, and the fact that it ripens before the black. berry, will make it a profitable ...
... —Ths Sohoolmistrees—Breaking the los. 8.8 STRAND—The Rivals. 8. ADELPHI—Harbonr Lights—Family Jars. 7.45. OOMEDY THEATME.—Blackberries—Tursed Up. 7 . SAVOY THEATRE.—The Mikado—The Carp. 0.15 CRITERION.—(CIoeed). AVENUE TITEATRE.—(CIosed). EMPIRE.—Musio and ...
... Schoolmistress —Breaking the Ice. 8.30 STRAND—The RivAls 8. ADELPIII—Harbour Lights—Family Jars. 7.45. COMEDY TREAT SE.—Blackberries—Turned Up. 7 . SAVOY THEATRE.—The Mikado—The Carp. 8.15. CRITERION.—(CIosed). AVENUE THEATRE.—(CIosed). EMPIRE.—Musio and ...
... dried appk*, blackberries, and other fruit which will be shipped from North Carolina the present season will amount to more than 1,000,000 pounds, worth at the North over poo,Goo. At High Point Depot alone $75,000 worth of dried blackberries have already ...
... doing nowadays, Uncle Erastus ? Uncle Erastns—lse workin' for Sam .Tones, sah. Gentleman—What at? Uncle Eraatus—Piokin' blackberries up on ole Mrs. Brown's pasture lot. Gentleman—Dosen't Mrs. Brown object to it? Uncle Erastns —she dosen't know it Bah. ...
... be a f tilure, with the probability of the death of young orchards. Apples and strawberries are reported all right, but blackberries and small berries generally are badly damaged by severe cold. ...
... sells to dealers at an average of 8 cents a pound. The quality of ber. ries grown on the foot-hill land is of the beet. Blackberries give about the same returns as Etrawberries. Laud such as lam cultivating may be bought in my neighbourhood for from $l5 ...
... rose may have its thorn, but not every blackberry has its briar. DEC 11, 1891 Professor Millenaugh, of West Virginia, has founca vine growing wild in tho mountains of Roanoke County which hears delicious blackberries, but has no briars at all. Let's plant ...
... Kumquot, many varieties of grape, fig, banana, mulberry, peach, plum, Japan plum or loquat and persimmon, pine-apple, guava, blackberry, strawberry, huckleberry, pear, Surinam cherry, West India pawpaw. Many other fruits are being grown, which have borne but ...