... by Mr. E. lickman, broad beans (on haulm and gathered) by Mr. the ,c flower of a carrion plant Mr. Y. Ellis, and fine blackberry-raspberries by Mr. Y. Bobinson, who hod on sale plants of this omparative novelty in fruit. Mr. W. N. staged pretty array ...

... BLACEBERRIF.P. The Blackberries, represented by the cultivated forma, as the Cut-leaved Bramble and the American kinds, are useful additions and worth attention when room can be given up to them. The former, in fact, is both ornamental and useful, being ...

... end August, and others of equal experience practice of continuing until the first frost. —The eld canes raspberries and blackberries ire more easily cut away soon after fruiting If left the winter they become hard and difficult to cat, , rnat'er of some ...