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... wild fruits of all descriptions are largely eaten, such as wild strawberries, blackberries, hawthorn and elder- Also, when obtainable, different P eas berries, blackberries, hawthorn and elderberries. Also, when obtainable, different kinds of cultivated ...
... IS/-dozen. New White Iceberg Blackberry. A splendid novelty, berries large, immense bunches, transparent white, luscious flavour. I/6 each, IS/-doz. Japanese Wineberry. More hardy and vigorous than any raspberry or blackberry, fine clusters of scarlet lruits ...
... well make just such an innocent Her landscape is the rough grassy outline of an undulating common, that might be full of blackberry brakes and gorse, and have a winding road in it, like the scene in Constable's picture of a gravel-pit in the National Gallery ...
... PECULIA RITIE . To the untrained eye the Bramble and the Blackberry are one and the same but while it is true that all Blackberries are Brambles, yet there are which do not produce Blackberries; indeed, some of them Probably there is no plant of our hedgerows ...
... the blackberries ripen to gather them, and the consequence is that poor people who used to calculate on making a certain amount of blackberry jam, either to mix with their apples or to keep for winter puddings, are unable to get any. The blackberry harvest ...
... 25th are the following interesting Articles: Trials of Sweet Peas. Some Interesting T.rees and Shrubs. Insects on Ivy. Blackberries and the Loganberry. The Rose Garden. Perennials from Seed. The Sweet Rocket. How to Bud Standard Roses. Lime in the Garden ...
... which makes it very acceptable and a most useful addition to the fruit garden. The Veitchberry has been raised by crossing a blackberry with the November Abundance raspberry, and the resultant hybrid bears marked characteristics fruit, which ripens soon after ...
... IS/- doz. New White Iceberg Blackberry. A splendid novelty, berries large, immense bunches, transparent white, luscious fl avour. I/6 each, rs/-doz. Japanese W ineber ry. More hardy and vigorous than any raspberry or blackberry, fine clusters of X XXV, scarlet ...
... FETE GOWNS ·'XVIII. NEW FRUIT. RASPBERRY-BLACKBERRY HYBRID, THE MAHDI. A cross between a Raspberry and the common Blackberry. Ripe from the end of July to the middle of August. It is an Abundant Bearer, and of excellent flavour. INDIVIDUAL FRU ITS-LIFE ...
... 15/-dozen New White Iceberg Blackberry. A splendid novelty, berries large. immense bunches, transparent wh! te, luscious flavour. r/6 tach. 15/-doz. Japanese Wineberry. More hardy and vigorous than any raspberry or blackberry, fine clusters of scarlet truits ...
... TECHNIQUE IR,-I have a blue Lakeland terrier bitch, aged nine years, who pick · and cats trawberric ·, raspberries and blackberries. Of cherries she is very fond and eats large number when they li e on the ground , sometimes crunching the stones, sometimes ...
... this is more retentive of the moisture in which the Blackberry \•Vhen the canes are planted in the autumn or winter-November is possible, as this is more retentive of the moisture in which the Blackberry delights. \•Vhen the canes are planted in the autumn ...