... it is sometimes a little injured in winter, but it is hardy, as a, rule. Planting Blackberries. — Liversedge. — Ton are not too late in planting your blackberries. You may plant them now aad on to the middle of March. Give them deeply-dug, well-manured ...

... canes. Jour standard . damsons, 200. straw- berry runners, now in 3iin. pots, for planting out ; pne dozen parsley -leaved blackberries, epnhuty of rose trees, 15 pecks of seed potatoes in- variety-; cast iron aad terra ce>tto vases and other garden ornaments ...

... canes, four standard damsons. 200 etraw- berry runners, now in 3iin. pots,, for p»i.nt-*-g cot; one dozen parsley-leaved blackberries, quantity of rose trees, 15 pecks of seed potatoes in variety; cast iron aad terra cotta vases and other garden - ornaments ...

... other chained up for a whole day; it is horrible to discover those who do this for a whole week, yet both are as common as blackberries in autumn. Scathing words of indig- nation do no good at all, being generally considered to be merely she ravings of a ...

... rms that have dpw won ifprpicdwi' value 4' * ...

... drawn tulle shape l of celery colour (a new shade), with running-. of black velvet bebe ribbon, and groups of I blackberry blossom aid blackberries. As no modish wardrobe this season will be oomplets without a black picture hat of some kind, in Fig. 1 we introduce ...

... von lover 3 contrair ladies, and purvey to you red rose cakes! LOVE DIVINATIONS. for lovrt divinations, they as plenty blackberries, or reckons upon compulsion. Divination bv a ivy-leaf sounds a more attractive charm than divination onions, which were ...

... Heat myself upon that lovely white velvet couch of yours, he says., cheerfully, pushing his way through the tangle .of blackberry briers, whiiri thriist forth thorny arms to affectionately aciadi him in their embrace. Al. drlim•ais ! he exelailus, ...

... FASHION'S FOIBLES. The most popular fruits for millinery dreasings so fair have been cherries, grapes, currants, and blackberries. 31iniature oranges and lemons, which obtained • Beason ago, have not reappeared this year, but the latest large fruit ...

... for this be might employ ladies who might derelop the industry very much. Grapes, oranges, rhemes, pears, lorely apples, blackberries, peaches, strawberries, apricots, end area English gooaeberies (which require frost), grow that part of the Orange Free ...

... /FRUITS FR-^M ABROAD. With a huge and varied supply of fruits from many homo and foreign centres, it is curious to find that blackberries from Holland bave been pot upnn the London markets, and. have met a ready 3al«. In addition,- elderberries haver been sent ...

... it a between the raspberry and tho common blackberry, or.d it bids fair become very useful. Mahdi, as the plant has been callcd Messrs. Veitch, who have raised it, has very much tho habit of tho blackberry, and in cultivation is trainer! ill tho same ...