... harvest shall not cease.' FRUIT FROM THE HEDGEROW The blackberry harvest is ripening in this district, and there looks like being a glut. With so comparatively little fruit about, the blackberry crop is not likely to go begging. The bulk of the fruit ...

... the Vale, but tenants and owners of land are less lenient with early morning visitors than with those who come later for blackberries. The writer remembers a field close to his residence which a few years ago bore a wonderful crop of this much-prized fungus ...

... r Is. to 35., cucumbers Is. to 35.. lettuce sd. to 10d., savoys Is. 2d. to 2s. 4d., marrows Is. lid. to 6s. per dozen; blackberries lid- to . tomatoes 3d. to sd. per lb.; runner beans 2s. 9d. to 4s. 9d., peas 6s. to 7s. 9d., sprouts 7s. to 8s 6d. per ...

... Poultry Notes. BY WESTBIRD fTMIE old-fashioned practice of hatching an annual lot of blackberry chickens has much in its favour, and readers who keep heavy Jareeds should give it good [rial. This is good time to place eggs beneath broodies, for the ...