... tree a peach tree has taken root, grown up to fair dimensions, and is now filled with fruit. At another place there is a blackberry vine and also an elm bush all in a flourishing condition. While the Republican Convention sat at Chin cago they paid high ...

... certain crops which netted him as follows per acre : Melons, $6O; sweet corn, $lOO ; asparagus and sweet potatoes, each $200; blackberries and peaches, each $350; grapes, ordinary varieties, $400; strawberries, $750; grapes, extra fine, $5OO to $l,OOO per acre ...

... raked off and rnuoved, let all such accumulations be spread neatly around the vines of strawberries, or near the bushes of blackberries or currants. If weeds and grass be collected in a pile, (luting hot and dry weathe; every root and stem will soon die. ...

... June and last nearly all the year. We have guava, from July until late the next spring. Of the various berries—dewberries, blackberries, and huckleberries, aln.ost any quantity. Peaches from May first until Jul/. Melons from June until late in the tall. ...

... herself during the present Fall. For example, in Middletown, New York, a garden yielded its second crop of raspberries and blackberries, which ripened in the middle of October. In a Port Jervis garden a second crop of strawberries of excellent quality was ...

... the fruit crop is not encouraging; except small fruits, such as the snow eovered, and apples, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, etc.; but peaches and sweet cherries are all killed. Peach buds are reported killed in Michigan, Illinois, and lowa, and ...

... Whitworths(neighbears) sent us mutton every week the boys caught rabbits and sold them for enough to supply us with flour; blackberries were plentiful, and as good as strawberries; the boys catch enough in the Cabolo river for a meat each day. Thus an English ...

... high, and large enough for fence. poets. They grow - very large and bear abundant crops of fruit. This fruit resembles blackberries in appearance. A very great per cent, are a jet black, and the balance a reddish white. They vary in flavour from sub-acid ...

... b, onions, strawberries, lettuce, beets, peas, beams, cucumbers, potenes, green corn, cabbages, peaches, apples, plums blackberries, apricots and grapes. There people are atuazed to find that $250 an be realized from an acre in waxed beans. One man actually ...

... the small farmer and fruit raiser. Most profitable, perhaps, is a patch of small fruits—strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries, where there is a family of growing-up boys and girls, for whom the picking and boxing will he found pleasant, healthful ...

... has set about six hundred treespear, apple, peach, quince and plum trees. He has a great variety of grape, gooseberry and blackberry vines. He has gathered 100 barrels of pears ; for 20 barrels of Barlett pears he received $lOO. The apple and peach trees ...

... hedgerows everywhere might be thus utilized. In England a new industry is being opened up in Sentnamely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and ...