... pruning done all at one time or every two or three years. Pruning llanpberries.—Both in the cam of the raspberry and of the blackberry the fruiting canes decay after bearing, and new canes are produced annually to bear fruit the following bear. Old canes ...

... desperate agrarian upheavals in modern times was its full awing. Coercion prosecutions and imprisonments were as plentiful as blackberries when in seas-in. bailiff named Behett Power took • prominent part in it foe the landlords. I took an equally vigorous part ...

... us when we came to the top of a hill. At other timed the scenery was composed of a cloudless sky, high hedger of trailing blackberry. with occasional hawthorn trees laden with 15. and such picturesquesind cheerful little cuttagesor farm-houses, as we ...

... Let them now return to the terry and get skilfully rowed across again. These ferries, he might remark, were as common as blackberries in Scotland, and were often a great nuisance to the cyclist, and sometimes to the pedestrian as well. Bat, of course, remarked ...

... whilst No. two, who had an insatiable craving for turtle, was apportioned the mouth side where oysters were as thick as blackberries. So they lived for some years untd one day No. one overhearing No. two soliloquising over his lost friend. hammed to him ...

... others of equal experience make a practice of continuing until the first frorL Pruning.---The old canes of remberries and blackberries are mon easily cot away coon after fruiting. It left until the winter they become bard and difficult to cur, a matter of ...

... spacial facilities Cu that diroction, wheu wo have such noted sire's on the Royal Dublin Society's register as Choubro, blackberry. laleworth, and kit. Kieran, which are admittedly amongst the best of their in Ireland. The show was held on that portion ...