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... golden fruited raspberries; though the berries are not ' large they are juicy and sweet. Autumn Black, partaking of the blackberry character, and Roger's Victoria are now seldom seen, though they are distinct varieties. and have proved useful in some ...
... to the dimly ef Peeks (Holt. New York), vol. ii., p. 373. CAZOTING. E. F. W.—You might try the loganberry and the Slabdi blackberry. The parsley-leaved bramble la also • good one. Hut you would probably And raeplierrie• easier to manage and • more paying ...
... low-growing herbaceous plants. TEE BLACI32IIIIY CROP.—Thin year the blackberry crop promises to be a plentiful one. Unless a wt.. September spoils it. how ninny hundreds of tons of blackberries will be gathered treat Britain; how many hundreds more will be ...
... grappling lead and hooks, and defendant said he after eels. !tete:Wants ad denied the charges. and said that they were after blackberries mind ells. The bench fined Lovell Xs. and costs, and the other defendants s. each and costs. Spurge la coo. lorry.—At the ...
... Issuing forth from the covert side and threading his way through hearken and bramble, he scorns to know that the finest blackberries grow on the outsit!.. where they catch the autumn sin and ripen sooner than they do elsewhere. With a sigorons shake of ...
... took first and second in the Jersey test, the leader being Guenon's White Thorn 13th, with 47'45 points, and the second Blackberry with 4440 points, The most notable competitor in the mixed class was Capt. Smith-Neill's six-year -old cow Doctor, which ...
... 14 stone. 4. SLABBER, bay gelding, 3 years, lg bands. Mowbray. dam by Rothchild, grandam by Salisbury, up to 14 stone. 5. BLACKBERRY, black mare. 5 peals, hands, air* RitzGeurge: up to 15 stoop. The above bosses an all good bunters. with excellent manners ...
... Lser—Coe i moire of Nepaul well known n gardens. J. V. 11. alder, berberis, roses of the arrears type, pea buckthorn, or blackberries. is impunsible for to say, as we know nothing of the conditions. Minute is good 5.r apple.; and may be 'tidied now. F.apalier ...
... North Durham I Whitton lower, but scent was al is there anything to record of the Hounds met at Motley Bridge, but full of blackberry pickers, and the , more than once, they never could into a more remote country. At of foxes, and one broke immediate left ...
... a hedgerow abounding in nuts without filling our pockets, but they are far inferior spoils to, say, the mushroom or the blackberry, and the consequent gastronomic rupture is but a pale affair at best. One drawback to nuts is that they belong to that ...
... saw In the Royal Gardens. Kew. among a large collection of named varieties of blackberry. a large clump growing over a tree stump of what was in every respect a blackberry, except that it was absolutely spineless. It was labelled Rebus ulraifaliue, ear ...
... Himalayas, and R. lasiostufus, China, are both remarkable by reason of their white stems. Why do you whitewash your blackberries? is sure to be an oft-repeated query where these are grown. R leueoderuess, North America, Is grown for the decorative ...