... BLACKBERRIES SOMERSET SENDS THE FIRST ...

... BLACKBERRIES. The hedgerows will soon be traversed by children in seareh of blackberries and other wild fruit, none of which seems to come amiss to the youthful palate. The blackberry makes a good first, for it is not only abunduut and within easy reach ...

... Blackberries. It ia very important to pineb off the tops oanrs as soon sa they bocoroe from 18 to 2A inches high in summer. The old canee should cut away after fruiting, as recommended for raspberries. Charriea. The pruning of standard trees practically ...

... BLACKBERRIES. This year’s crop of blackberrios in the Isle of Man is said to'be a “ record ” one. In the West Riding of Yorkshire also the crop is the finest, alike in bulk and quality, seen for very many years. Thatsuch a yield of one of the finest of ...

... NOVEMBER BLACKBERRIES. Blackberries and raspberries in excellent condition gathered in a Surrey garden in the second week of November show how this year winter has delayed its coming. Mr. Reginald Nitchsmith sends the Daily Mirror a beautiful sample of ...

... IMPORTING BLACKBERRIES. Reales& ei tem of lbetki het yoor tor the west Sraas et tar Uri& e r =agi s tase Imes . ad tram mid bat 111111•86 11011. ' Ss Se es KNOCKED DOWN ON LINE. SERIOUS ACaDENT AT THE NUNEA lON N.W. STATION. Isztoritipiiß /mg ...

... The Devil and the Blackberries. Aecordaig to tbe t‘c*'o;sh the dev .1 is liiisy c*d ...

... COMING OF THE BLACKBERRY. The first blackberries of the season have arrived in Covent Garden. Inquiries made by a Daily Neios representative elicited the that consignments had been received from Somerset, and that the general crop will shortly arrive ...

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... LIVING ON BLACKBERRIES. ee ‘to England after fighting in the late > ena eas ae burglary at. the said that he pain yr em able to find work. without being For a time he lived on blackberries and raw » and it was hunger that he committed the said he believed ...

... THE CULTURE OF BLACKBERRIES. Soil and Location. of the American blackberries aro excellent fruits. Strong, welldrained clay soila are beat, but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where pomible, a cool expo* ure is desirable. Fertiliaere. —On good soil* ...

... Bullet* and Blackberries. From themain gun position the East Yorkshires, •loyal Scot*, and Araryll and Sutherland Highlanders took up the defence w ith the Berkshires reserve. This was almost entirely hedgerow defence and was in places very thin indeed ...