... spur system is to set back the side shoots to two inches pruning to a bud pointing upwards. The pruning of raspberries. blackberries, and the cram between the two.- the hybridbramblee. consist, in cutting to the ground the stems that hare fruited; am! ...

... =eking • Inking grimath at • schoolfellow. I have a rhymed sespirion that another picked and ate -•ye.. Sir. ate —n green blackberry. Such shothing depravity among those who are to be our citrons cnnotatetero, in my opinion. grave national danger. and I ...

... extent of 50 tons 10 cwt►., and he hoped they had all been sent for by the autbori• ties by this time. The notice asking for blackberries for jam for the Army and Navy, received from the Food Production Department, was not to band till October let. Itaughter ...

... workmanship and excellent design. In the craft room were drawings of natural forms. and here the study of the Australian blackberry showed the most effective method of treating epraya of plants The architectural drawings called for mush praise, and th ...

... Mtichodiim. On the 96th. Mr. Fryer, headmaster cf the relln• ^il School, announced local school etiltren had, iterisr the blackberrying season picked 7 toes • cwt. 3 qrs a lhs. fruit, for which they had received £?O5 14s. 3d. The piekina was done en reveral ...

... pointed out, via. Rush and cane fruits such as reel. whirs and black currants, gooseberries, nispoornat, loganberries, blackberries, ILailibam berries and the like apples, apricots, cherries, figs, medlars, nuts and Alberta, peaches, nectarines, pears ...

... working at potato picking. He was there from four in the morning till 5.30 the evening.—Annetta raid that he went out picking blackberries on the day in question, and after ho bad sold them in the town he went to hie lode- Mrs until 9.30 et night. He never went ...

... statements made by politicians, believe all that you hear about the guns. They are as thick as leaves in Vallombrosa ' or blackberries in September. Whole batteries of spring up' like mushrooms in a night ; our old eighteen pounders are, like silver in the ...

... practising from the adjacent seaplane hese. Afternoons and evenings were spent in football, cricket, tennis and rounders, blackberrying and picnics, and on wet days games took place in the spacious-marquee. A number of cricket and football matches were also ...

... de Bathe kindly lest her delivery van to daily for some months. Children in the neighbouring villages send us Sowers, blackberries and eggs. Parcels from the DenOt to the hoepitais are carried free in the tram can. Many gifts have has. received from ...

... it. There was now no bolding the Weak, she attacked and attacked again, and oonseakicks sad abote were as plentiful as blackberries in swoon. Some lovely work was being put in by IfeCiudy, Watson, Morris, Bun and Breathy, however, and these, with Eggett ...

... and scampered off into the wood—and all because I accidentally stepped into a rabbit's hole and fell full length into a blackberry bush, which that wretched blackbird looked upon so his presene. THE NEST OF THE CHAFFINCH.— It was not long before I had ...