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... Secretary, with the Society's President, Mr. IV. S. Mansfield. AT BANBURY Mr. W. Tree's first prize and champion heifer, Blackberry of Ilalchgate, fetched top price of 100 guineas at the English Aberdeen -Angus Association's Show and Sale. Mr. J. L. Cridlan ...
... ft. Cherries 24 ft. 15 ft. 15 ft. Peaches, Nectarines and Apricots 15 ft. Gooseberries 5 ft. Currants 6 ft. Loganberry, blackberry, etc. 6 ft. from plant to plant 4 ft. between rows. Raspberry 2 ft. between plants 4 ft. between rows. Single, double and ...
... potvder as the flowers open, and again ten days later. Apply it when the dew is on the foliage if possible. Logan berries and blackberries should be similarly treated. Derris Ivith soft soap can be used as a wet spray. ...
... Blackberry Time CARTMEL FELL lies between Windermere and the river Winster. The little church, built early in the i6th century, is protected as much by its screen of trees as by the low stone wall which surrounds it. Beyond the wall are a few low bushes ...
... most plentiful English wild fruit, the blackberry, but also cultivated hybrids which will provide a good supply of fruit over a period of about three to four months. There are several varieties of cultivated blackberry of outstanding merit. It is open to ...
... and assists it to develop. Well matured wood always produces the finest fruit. The pruning of raspberries, loganberries, blackberries and hybrid berries the simplest of all pruning operations has been dealt with in earlier notes this season, and it should ...
... house and are protected from the wind by a Kei-apple fence. Other fruit we grow are Cape gooseberries, wineberries and blackberries, which the children love. I started my herd with poor cows which Europeans call scrub cattle they were too old. Now I ...
... with all the manure with which they are supplied. These include practically all the soft fruits raspberries, loganberries, blackberries, currants and gooseberries also rose trees and certain types of hedging plants. English yew and privet make more rapid ...
... Grandisburgh Plum Pudding, who also was being shown for the first time. This good-looking animal, a daughter of Grandisburgh Blackberry had her first calf a month ago. ...
... seeds for hay, and the best of this year's corn John Rushbridge (potatoes, vegetables and hops), Ann Smith (the wild fruits blackberries and mushrooms fruit and flowers) and Peter Shaxon (the corn wheat, oats, rye and barley). AT THE WEST DOOR Representative ...
... silver leaf fungus. It should be unnecessary to refer to black currants, and the cane fruits (raspberries, loganberries, blackberries, etc.) in an article on winter pruning as they, also, benefit con siderably by being dealt with in summer and early autumn ...
... inches of ground level and black currants to within about 6 to 9 in. Established plants of raspberries, logan berries, blackberries and similar cane fruits should now be tipped, i.e., the canes which will carry this year's crop should be slightly shortened ...