... writer. I saw a most teentlfel spray of medlar; with their dull greenish-Mown (mit and long leaves exquisitely imitated; and blackberries from rese-cendre pink to darkest purple, with their brilliantly-shaded autumn foliage. are to be seen. Who knows that we ...

... bounds, while it also helps them to break more regularly than they would if trained upright. An excellent position for Blackberries is a low board fence in a sunny past of the garden. Fastened to this they may be allowed a WO more freedom of growth, ...

... known as the “blackberry country found in the beautiful coastal districts south of Sydney, although the fruit ia plentiful many other parts the State. The township of Robertson, which forms tm> beadquarters of tourists in “blackberry land,” nestles ...

... When vexed be would into dark corner under the staircase, not speaking for hours. One day Mrs. found that some pots of blackberry jam were missing from the nursery store closet, and taxed Cedi with it. “Yes, said, “I took it. It was very good. Maks ...

... climbing rose. Crimson Kambler. was well in evidence, and there wss also displayed a true hybrid, between raspberry and blackberry, and named ** Logan Merry, which proved a deliciously rich and juicy fruit, suitable either (or dessert or cooking purposes ...

... eight 216 gwineos. The highest prioa paid for waa 75 guineas, given by Dr. Wataoy, for Dewberry. Dr. also gave guineas foe Blackberry, and 41 guineas for Vervains Duchess. The Hsn. Mrs. Murray Smith guvs 46 guineas for Golden Sunnow, Sir Jamas 62 guinfas ...

... np-todate cactsa dahlia*, which were msch admired A of the sew Americas blackberry, Wilaon Jsnior. was exhibited Mr. C. Fox. Catton. Theberrim aremsoh larper than oar satiee blackberry, and better is daeosr. Mr. D. Hewlett had aMsepiopos* display of Str ...

... HOUSES. Cheetnnt mar*. Brisk. S 7«srs 6 Black fading. Tinker, rising years Bay mare. Snip, rising 4 /ears 414 Black mare. Blackberry, years .— 23{ Bay mare, Beanty. rising 4 years 85 Bay shirebred mare, Oirtonr Marie. years, sire Calwiek Recorder 14558 ...

... She said defendant interfered with her while she was the gate. Defendant aaked her where she was going, end she replied. Blackberrying. thqn said, Come with me round the brickyard; there ere plenty there. then acted improperly. When accused of the offence ...

... EASTERN DAILY PRESS. MONDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1902 Id. each. Tomatoes Ss. 6d. to ds. per stone. Blackberries Ss. per stone. Potatoes ss. to is. per ewt. Cucumbers Is. to 2s. per dosen. Mushrooms 4a. par stona. Cauliflowers 6d. to le. dosen. Cubages Bd. lOd ...

... (English; Is. per, lb., foreign ditto id. to Id. per lb. Peaches Id. to 2d. each. Plums fa. Id. per stona Bananas Id. each. Blackberries fa par stoaa Tomatoes fe.6d.tnar «d. ■toil* Potato- ta. to Sr cwt. Maabraonu U. to to. pm •ton*. Cucumber, t.. «d. 81. ...

... season of soy Pear may easily extended by placing few fruits in heat for a few days. Something more might be done with Blackberries. Give them deep, well-worked soil, and put up rough fence with Larch poles and wires, and let them ramble over it, cutting ...