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... deliberately tempting the Handkerchief scarves are skill of the Artful Dodger himself. Handkerchief scarves are as common as blackberries in autumn, and handkerchief points are spliced into the necks of the newest coats. 4 - r b . CT | i--. A J R B _- 4 !_( ...
... 1000 1,000 r,ooo Symphoricarpus racemosus Snowberrv Wild cher.rv Low blackberry High blackberry Prunus cerasus Wild cher.rv Rubus canadensis Low blackberry Rubus villosus High blackberry Rosa rubiginosa Sweet briar Rubus Idreus \il/ild raspberry Briers, ...
... the size of currant bushes. Betwixt and between is a succulent growth of grass and, incidentally, the heaviest crop of blackberries I have ever seen. The idea is to reclaim the land for grazing, while preserving its rough-covert aspects. Cattle are a ...
... Golden Drop Pear, Early Market, the earliest pear Beurre Bedford, a fine October variety .. The Veitchberry, a new hybrid blackberry/raspberry , . . 8/~ . . 10/6 .. loj6 .. 7/6 .. 10/6 7/6 s; ~ One each of the above for £3 0 0, carriage paid, packing free ...
... and the Veitchberry, raised by crossing the November Abundance raspberry with a blackberry, and which ripens after the raspberries are over and before the blackberries ...
... Jerseys is It is al o unique that the hrm. b:tiliff, Mr. .T ohn Cox, has b~en LADY'S IXIA JI;. COUNTRY LIFE. PINK THORN. BLACKBERRY L~AF. THORNY. Jan. 22nd, 1927. has a low doorway to the outside garden, whence, through a pergola of wistaria, a path led ...
... not all farmers are longsighted. They are inclined to regard the game supply as a natural growth as unalterable as the blackberries on the hedgerows, and look forward to permanent and remunerative sporting rents without lifting a finger to make certain ...
... young. He was inclined to discount the disturbing influence of human traffic. The early primrose, the bluebell, nuts and blackberries, all those exquisite attractions i.o i.he trefpasscr contnbut ...
... some places, shallow trenches formed across the Morecambe Bay. owadays no one seems to make cowslip, parsnip, gooseberry or blackberry wine, and raisin wine seems to be quite a viz., shallow trenches formed across the road, which do no harm to vehicles travelling ...
... twenty years later would hound him from his ro trum, and our author assures us that headmasters of this type are as thick as blackberries in October. Again, I do not believe Nor do I believe in the young man who has taken a job as usher in this school as a ...
... approach and the full development of the pageant of summer, followed by the harvest of wild fruits, such as \\·ild strawberry, blackberry, raspbcrrv and elderberry. happy days have been spent in ceking out these rarities. knowledge of botany enables one to enjoy ...
... show their pink cheeks and blue eves 11 ·c ll into the autumn. It is not merely by pear trees on the lower trellis and by blackberries on the upper one that a utilitarian cottage note is struck in this section of the Vegetables, as well as such flowers for ...