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... bunch, some protection is afforded to the inner buds. They will generally leave the pip and stone trees alone, and also the blackberry, the raspberry and their crosses; but, when the earth is frostbound, and excepting other more attractive food is handy, ...
... from a fruitless search for help—was not swifter than his movement as he sprang away. Crouching behind a thick clump of blackberry briar he watched, listened. The steps slackened, halted.” A figure appeared at the head of the pathbegan to descend it. ...
... stems of the same year’s origin. Their number should have been limited to six, seven or eight in the spring. The brambles (blackberries, lowberries, loganberries, etc.) have the same habit of cropping as the summer raspberry, but their constitution is so ...
... Frederick Bird’s School Laundry Centre. Fruit, vegetables and flowers: Mr.Athersych (vegetables), Fillongley Girls’ School (blackberries), Stoke Church of England Girls’ School (marrows), Mrs. W.J. Wormell (tomatoes), Mrs. Vernon Pugh (grapes and vogetables) ...
... phenomenal berries are as reliable croppers as the British blackberries. The loganberry is a hybrid between the red raspberry and the blackberry. There are crosses between the loganberry and the blackberry, and between the loganberry and the red raspberry. The ...
... stout trowel, one week-end, will leave a margin of profit. The brambles bear their best fruit on their one-year-old stems. Blackberries and all brambles crop the first season following planting, and no pruning is require before this first crop. Afterwards ...
... that is necessary in the way of feeding. ' THE BLACKBERRIES. The native blackberries, and the other blackberries, are dessert as well as culinary fruits. We would like to commend the ordinary blackberry—that wild, bramble fruit of the hedgerows of our ...
... for the first summer will be obtained through the autumn planting. Often there is no need to go to the expense of buying blackberry plants. The edges abound with ...
... cherries) classes. Then there are bush fruits—currants and gooseberries; the brambles — raspberries, lowberries, logans, blackberries, etc.; and a fourth group can be made of the strawberries. Until the end of next month is the autumn planting season. ‘Winter ...
... National Food Journal ” devotes congiderable space to the above subject, and gives the subjoined recipes for jams:— BLACKBERRY JAM : 2lb. blackberries; 1141 b. sugar, or Ilb. sugar and 14lb. glucose. Remove the stalks from the fruit and see that it is quite clean ...
... be, And nothing more divide us : / Than * the narrow strip of sea!” Blackberry Gathering. - Owing to the comparative failure of the standard fruit crops, the collection of the blackberry has become very important this year. The Ministry of Food have got ...
... and later on there comes a time when she ends by accepting his excuses. There is a prospect of a good blackberry crop this year, so that blackberry pickers will later on be able to come up to the scratch. s 8 2 8 The ** Berliner Tageblatt” refers to the ...