... shilling; lettuces, 2d. each; cucumbers, 3d. to 6d. each; watercress, 4d. per lb.: cobnuts and filberts 6d. Hd. per lb.; blackberries, 4d. per lb.; carrot 3. Id. per bunch; radishes, two bunches a penny; cekrv. 2d. 4d. bunch; mushrooms. Is. 3d. per lb.; ...

... weather is the great enemy of blackberries. so that in mane Nears us cultivation of the surface soil to conserve soil-moteture is necessary. In mow eituatione and wet. year, tillage may iodises too much wood growth. Blackberries. like other fruits. must. ...

... c.., Dmom Road, Quinton, Coventry. RllTTTiltifi. Apple, Plum, Fear, Cherry, Coosehemea, Curranta, P.wimberriag a Ceti& Blackberries; also Btrawbsrry, Rhubarb., Cabbage and Wallflower Planta Patios and nen & 'Warwick Road, HOSIERY TRA14_..0., w e . D eout ...

... quince is one of the beat, being closely followed by the peer-shaped. These two varieties can be especially recommended. The blackberry known es the Himalayan Giant is worth the attention of the small grower. It grown strongly, and will do well on a toobshed ...

... airway tor the address riven hie quertirer will ell ammared free of sheep, _tull tail , in de aod by:Mom of amt. NOTES ON Blackberries.--Snrface tillage to conserve the soit-otoistare is necessary in dry situations. Mulching is even more effective where ...

... James, J.P •••• « Sale of Dells' Clothes by Miss Edith Burns 1 * Mr. E. Kalker 10 „ Mrs. Geo. Webb .- 10 School Boys' Blackberrying H'j The sura of £3 125., mentioned in as from the teaching staff of Queen's ~pjls 3 should have been stated as from the ...

... 25 to 40 years of age. A mature tree averages from 25 to 40 bushels of fruit every alternate year. Many of the American blackberries are excellent fruits. Strong, wefdrained clay soils are bed; but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Miters pomible, a cool ...

... Legal ite (T. Gosweil) 3. Also ran (Wadkin), Maryland 11. (Killalee), Moorland Lad (Mr. Manlek), Friendly Foe (Dainty), Blackberry iF. Morgan), Bright Park Lyall), Cherry Pie (Owner). Betting: to 1 agst Rough and Ready, 4 to 1 each agst Legalite and Friendly ...

... @. Te Kit o filly @. Wootton! Creeper Smith) A. Started 2.4. Winner jeat f., 8 to 1 Won by Sister Mac Ned (S. Wootton), Blackberry (Calder) (8. Donog zarst), Operette (. Started 234. Wi to 1 ca Slave, 5 to 1 Sister M: ‘Won by two lengths Time: lmin. 32 ...

... Legalite (Dainty),' Garnish Island Goswell), Universal Service (McGuigan), Lapithns (Reader). Cherry Pie (Mr. L. Brabazon), Blackberry (R. N. Mason), Roman (W. Smith), First League (Helir), Village Schoolmaster (V. bourne), Pomposity (Mr. O. Casebournei. ...

... and a baif. Onty tuo 3.30—SUSSEX PLATE of 40 sow. Two and a 7 + Blackerry Blossom Viddeow Started immer tramed by Young. Blackberry Blessom, 10 to 1 @ to Son Porton Pir, 5 to 4 4 gecond and +t. ‘Won by three ten lengths 46.0—MILITARY eR 40 sove. Three ...

... S4a, prices, from £5 6s. grey, Part Tossdaya, Wed Active May. he sarve eee ee eee UIT TREES. See Pear, Cherry, Cutlea! Blackberries tnd, Plante. king LIGHTS | maintained ai Is. Gd. per drop us a ore mga, Little monger Row. Coventry F ts falling out, ‘Benoni ...