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... BLACKBERRIES. I pleased to sees short time ago in The Field attention direoted to this native trait. It is doobtlesa news to many, who live in the densely point. toted and highly cultivated portions of the country, to hear that the fruit of our common ...
... Harris Mr J. F. Ryan's Blackberry, Bst 31b Mr Betaglis Cascarella, tat Sib Daw,mn 3 Mr W. Leetham's Herringbone, gat 71h Betting sto I egat Trieste, Sto 2 &get Cascarella, and 7to 2 each ageb Blackberry and Herringbone. Blackberry got away in front, followed ...
... best for anyone starting the cultivation of blackberries to try all the available sorts, especially the American kinds. By cultivating American varieties , I think we should certainly prolong the blackberry season, as, where I have seen them in gardens ...
... GRANDEST NOVELTY THAT HAS YET BEEN INTRODUCED. As the istrodacer• of the Wilson Junior Blackberry, we this delicious Raapberry EVEN MORE we did th e now popular W. J. Blackberry. ewes between • red Raspberry and • the jet black colour of the Blackbeef! = 6 :bit ...
... following 8, Leicestershire. the eatire Ptud who Letettlifthlte, THE • MERRY OS, ; a food know._ ogwon hue thum one a country., BLACKBERRY, a black mare, by • nod Minter. • OrCH. toberutzttate,by Lem' •gool TH about le hands, by Golden ore, thorn by Leashing ...
... gelding by Wild Roy. 9. BADINAGE, • bay gelding, by Victor. 10. BAA - BAA, • bay mare. 14.2; has carried a girl to hoc/eft. BLACKBERRY,• black ...
... BELL by AUCTION. at the Thursday , A I the following HORSES. the property of Col. Carrington. who hat, returned to the Cape BLACKBERRY. black gelding up to 16 stone. FOLLY. cheanut genius; up to is tone. The slam hare been bunted all tho reason ; good back% ...
... collinsia, de. Then as to the hedges. The brambles you saw were not all the common blackberry, but consist in pert of the double-flowered bramble and the large-fruited blackberry. MIS bitter I procured many years ago from Mr Rivers, but I have seen it growing ...
... NURSERIES: GLENEIRLD. Annexed specimen testimonial regasdins Wilson Junior Blackberry epeaks it-el: • New Park. heice ster. I em very much pleased with the American Blackberries that you sect we the spear. The .lf fruit ix We. n rL lier our circulars ...
... should the be planted? [The bramble, blackberry, raspberry, dewberry, and clondberry are included in the genus Rubus, and belong both. liosaceie. Rebus rhaninl. folios and 8. oorylifollus furnish the blackberries of our hedges, and are well known to every ...
... had gone so near covering the allotted space of 12ft. on the wire. correspondent in the same paper speaks of the value of blackberries as greater than that of gooseberries. In our markets they sell for a penny per pound, and are all exported—it la generally ...
... paid to our native blackberries, as fruit. We think they would repay it. The only one much grown is the out-leaved bramble, which we have planted ourselves and find does admirably. But the birds get the fruit, as they do most blackberries. We believe, however ...