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... GARDENING AND RURAL NOTES. Blackberry Culture. The blackberry, which waa larjrcly cultivated fifty years ago for its bark to used in tanning, may perhaps come into favour again on a com- mercial basis for the sake its fnait. It is undoubtedly very prolific ...
... you, say—and to go out for a long afterr.con’s blackberrying and nutting. My little nephews and nieces have passed several delightful halfholidays in this fashiou, and always hail the chance of a blackberry picnic,” as they call it. with great delight. ...
... on the way which this lesson is learned. As blackberries are now in season. give this week recipes for blackberry jelly and blackberry and apple cheese: BLACKBERRY JELLY. Place twelve pounds of blackberries in preserving pan, pouring in ...
... violets, nonlbretias, etc.; 200 azalea mollis. 100 rhododendrons. green and variegated asptdistraa. and *0 dracaenas; blackberries, and American novelties, variety, gladioli, stove and greenhouse ferns, etc. WEDNESDAY next. February 5. at 12 o’clock ...
... Quartermaster of the 2nd Duke of Cornwall's Regiment, died Exmouth on Monday night from blood poisoning, lie was picking blackberries lew days ago when a bramble scratched a carbuncle on his neck. Blood poisoning ensued, and died. He leaves fifteen children ...
... surprised at seeing a large rat on the top of the hedge. I caught sight of it just as it was turning round from a cluster of blackberries. on which it was evidently feeding when disturbed the sound of footstep*. I have heard various curious stories about these ...
... o'cl and rare PERENNIALS. Hardy Border Plants. Roses. Caraatlins. Violets. Montbrct.as. Azaleas. drons. and Draracnas. Blackberries, and American Novelties. Mliuns ia great Taricty Next. F-b. 12. Twelve o’dock.-LILirM BUI.Bs. spUndld condition: Azaleas ...
... other boys, so that no one will guess that you are sent out with Milsom, and then will oil go tho woods and pick nuts and blackberries.’* '* Yoa'r© real brick, Nora, and have just hit on the right plan,” called out Bernard, her becond brother. '* Right yon ...
... forcing,** disea>*ea.*' and insect and other enemiee. The volume also contains chapters on the raspberry and the blackberry, of the culture of which latter Mr. Beckett is great advocate. ...
... fertile, and everything put into it grew and multiplied exceedingly. May hedges grew to twelve fourteen feet high, and the blackberry and scarlet geraniums flourished like weeds. All the English small fruit grew to perfection. and the jam, made with a special ...
... well-kept hanks thickly overhung oak. beech, pme, hollr. and vow. and overgrown with wealth of green bracken, trailing blackberry, and all manner of wild grasses. There are times when yon might think you were about ascend some wild mountain gniley with ...
... Other items include The Squire's Door and The Fanner's Door, by IfOge.; Children Fishing and Children Gathering Blackberries, by P. Dame. lOOgs.; Burke's Rush oat and Daughter. after Angelica Rauffmann, 86gs.; and Agar's Lady Heathcote,- after ...