... •, FOR AMATEUR _GARDENERS. BY F. R. H.S. MANAGEMENT OF A SMALL MISENHOUSIL Greenhuuses are at plenii:ul as blackberries in autumn in gal Acne, but tew oi them are managed. They are either overcrowded with • miscellaneous lot of plants, with the result ...

... colourless flowers would be scarcely visited. But most. berry-bearing wild plants bear white flowers—the hawthorn, holly, blackberry, and others—and yet they are bearing a prodigious crop of berries: and it is, perhaps, needless to say that these, for the ...

... your Honour, with your Honour's vast experience, is pleased enough to observe that truthfulness is not so plentiful as blackberries in this country. And I am sorry to say, though this witness is a man of my own feathers, that there are in my profession ...

... in a rare hurry, running through Cotgrave Covert, out across the road loading from Nottingham to Owthorpo, and as if for Blackberry Hill. On reaching the brickyard near Wold Hill, however, the fox doubled right back, and hounds fairly raced along flat ...

... their pockets with the fruit, went in swimming, took a tramp of about four miles after the cows, picking ten quat ts of blackberries on the way, went to a cot nroast in the evening, followed by an old-fashioned breakdown in the kitchen, and another rcund ...

... their pockets with the fruit, went in swimming, took a tramp of about four miles after the cows, picking ten quarts of blackberries on the way, went to a corn-roast in the evening, followed by an old-fashioned breakdown in the kitchen, and another round ...

... ladies blackberrying, and was again invited to assist with the higher branches, it occurred to me that perhaps this was the F. Langhorne whose knife had been so busy. And, later, as we were loitering on the bridge, trying to drop blackberries on a sleepy ...

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... Author of History of the filtrates, and, reaching the sand, and unable to sink through the paws of a penther. But,what blackberries may be British Empire , The British Empire in the Nineteenth the clay, breaks out in land springs. gathered there, large ...

... Somers made the fried cakes, for in that house they had fried cakes summer and winter. Then she made apple pies and Lawton blackberry pies that morning, getting the fruit all from their own place. Cousin Lisa was making her summer visit there, and when she ...

... form shown by the Welsh clubs this seam has greedy inipreseed the Northern slobs, aad agents bhve bean as pleatiful as blackberries in autumn in North Wales ressiitly. Various promieent players have been approached, and it is stated on pretty good authority ...

... the University of Nebraska. It is entitled Bush Fruits, and is described as a horticultural monograph of raspberries, blackberries, dewberries, currants, gooseberries, and shrub-like fruits. I have spent the early summer in the woods and magnificent ...