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... Malcolm, 2 Mrs Smith. Crumpets-1 Miss Malcolm, 2 Mrs Pirie. Best lb. butter on Edingight?Mrs Mann. Blneberry jelly ?Mrs Smith. Blackberry jelly-1 Mrs Reid, 2 Mrs Bagra. SCHOLASTIC. Best sung song-1 Christina Ann Horn. silver medal ; 2 Elsie Kelman, Croylet : ...
... Miss Smith, 2 Robert Gordon. For best marmalade—Miss Morrison. For best rhubarb jam-1 Miss Morrison, 2 Miss Smith. For best blackberry jelly-1 Mrs Horn, 2 Mrs Reid. For best ribbed stockings-1 Miss Annie Duncan, Eastbrae ; 2 Miss Mary Duncan. ScaoLAsrfc, ...
... Clifford.. It as the and is one d the mew hybrids which have been reviving ad. attendus d late. The le a between theOalifernian blackberry K bramble sad the ordinary raspberry. At resat the fruit des not appear be fully ripened. It of • brilliant red, sad resembles ...
... down the country during the pest week these popular institutions have been as plentiful as the proverbial blackberry. By the way, the blackberry does not appear to be very plentiful this season, however, :judging by the scarcity of the succulent fruit ...
... Another hybrid highly spoken of is that between a raspberry and the common blackberry. In habit it is raid to resemble the raspberry. but the foliage is similar to that of the blackberry, and the fruit is much the same in size and shape as that of the lastnamed ...
... previous year or years' wood, mostly terminal. Apricot (mainly) on spars, previous year or years' wood, mostly terminal. Blackberry, nearly or quite terminal on current season's wood. Cherry, oo spurs, previous year or years' wood, mostly terminal. Currant ...
... There is restriction as to variety, for every leaf will give a print of itself, and the common 0.n.0. such as dandelion. blackberry. and chestnut. give delightful results, the dandelion print especially. bring particularly pretty. Having got )(our type ...
... the top open by removing crowded limbs and such misplaced ones as cross the head or rub against other branches. PRUNING BLACKBERRIES. It is very important to pinch off the tops of the canes as soon as they become from 18 to 24 inches high in summer. The ...
... profitable until from 25 to 40 years of age. A mature tree averages 25 to 40 bushels of fruit every alternate year. BLACKBERRIES. Blackberry plantations usually remain profitable from five to ten years longer than raspberries. The average yield under good ...
... both out of the ordinary green leaves of early summer and the beautiful tinted leaves that come as the autumn draws near. Blackberry leaves are perhaps the prettiest of all, but they are run close by those of the Virginia creeper, the oak, and the copper ...
... previous year or years' wend. mostly terminal. Apricot (mainly), on spurs, previous year or years' wood; mostly terminal. Blackberry. nearly or quite terminal on current season's w,wxl . Cherry, on spurs, previous year or years' wood, mostly terminal. Currant ...
... Old Vintage, le lid pint. Baas No. 1, Sid two pinta; Ordinary, two pints. Stout. ed. Sd two pints. Raspberry, Strawberry, Blackberry Wine, etc., only Ted bottle Some fine Home-made Jam cheap. Mealy Puddings, Id each, Home-made. Oatmeal, beet, Is per stone ...