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... self-sown in many gardens is Virginian pokeweed (pbytolacea deeandra). The fruit forms a long cluster ol juicy berries like blackberries, around a terminal spike some four or five inches long. The juice of the fruit is, or was, used for colouring confectionery ...
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... spring. The Loganberry. This fruit is Justly becoming very poputar. The plant originated in a cross between the t.%lltornia blackberry and a red raspberry, and was a chance hybrid grown from seed. It is one of the strongest-growing of all brambles, and, under ...
... Portmadoc, whilst mushrooms in excellent condition were ound growing the earthen floor a hay >am in Tremadoc, and clusters of blackberries have been picked at Bedd^elert. ...
... Further great help could obtained if uoirte mild legislation sure passed which would enable a larnlow ner, ! in the case of blackberries and mushrooms, to put up a notice that he cultivated doners and plants, that those who took tlicm away might be prosecuted ...
... protecting flowers, ferns, and trees. He said that great help could be obtained the law allowed landowners, as in the case of blackberries mushrooms, to put up notice prohibiting the taking of wild Mowers, &c, which, it was disregarded, would render the culprits ...