... lime rubbish has been freely added, the trees form sturdy short-jointed growth that is both fruitful and hardy. American Blackberries thrive best and arc most fruitful against a wall. Vegetables. —Digging and trenching ground should done if fine weather ...

... saw a squirrel with bushy tail, A wild pink rose, and a lily pale. , A big-eyed cow with crumpled horn, , A nasty, brambly blackberry-thorn, (Just sec how my new white dress is torn!) And butterflies too, with gaudy wings, And numerous other pretty tilings ...

... get the last week of September or the first of October. The crops have been garnered, the fruit be no! t stored, and the blackberries hang thick on the ve had Yesterday the vegetation was as summer sew it | brambles. left it ; to-day, owing to a night's ...

... His Frest Mirror must be almost as “plenty as Kings and chiefs to judge by the narrative of blackberries ” in Africa, to spend a considerable part explorers, who seem with such dignitaries. of their time in “palavering had been holding such The author ...

... kind of jeily more difficult to keep, but it quite the trouble. When red currants are lender available, black curran* p, blackberries, quinces, plums, apricots, &c., can all bo used with equal success. Apple Jelly. —Take 3O and rub them thoroughly with ...

... many spaces and waste places, stony banks, old quarries, might be utilised for growing blackberries. Jam makers will give a good price for the fruit. The blackberry is cultivated by cuttings made from the roots and long shoots. They are treated in the ...

... Pontypridd—who were spending the afternoon walking through the fields below Treforest. They were in the act gathering blackberries from the bushes on the lower side of the Taff Vale Railway, when Mr Beard noticed the 4.30 train approaching. A moment ...

... Pontypridd—who were spending the afternoon walking through the fields below Treforest. They were in the act of gathering blackberries from the bushes the 'lower tide of tbe Taff Vale Railway, when Mr Beard noticed the 4.30 train approaching. A moment later ...

... favour its remaining longer. If child did net learn walk with readiness the wise wizard would direct to creep through a blackberry bush which had the caaes bent down to the earth and rooted their tips. Tropical Roofs. The natives of the interior of Ceylon ...

... NI E pts ES, Faorr Custarp.—Take half a pint raspberries, currants, plums, or blackberries, press through sieve to clear it of skin or seeds, nix with the juice one pint of milk in which a dessert-spoonful of corn our has been free from lumps, beat a ...

... of bush fruits prune away the old wood of Raspberries aud Blackberries, and tie in new growths for next year’s crop. Raspberries are shortened to about four feet; it is quite whether Blackberries are shortened or not ; but it is important to have new Thin ...

... also grown an i do well, including cherries, plums, apricots, pears, grapes, oranges, also strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries. There is no question about the wonderful productiveness of tho soil, and the enormous crops which are raised, but, of ...