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... VE HB fF the many hybrid berries produced ‘rossing raspberries, blackberries, ang sganberries, none equal the ve'tchberry. This new acquisition to the garden was raised by Messrs. Laxton Bros., of Bed- ford. by the ordinary English ackberry with the Abundance ...

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... shortened to within nine inches of the ground and the roots given a mulch of manure. All new growths of loganberries and blackberries should be carefully tied to fences or frames as soon as possible, to enable them to get plenty of air and light. Fig trees ...

... is being overcome in regard to raspberries, loganberries and blackberries, is the extreme thorniness of their canes, which cause much discomfort when picking the fruit. Thornless blackberry bushes have been produced and ere long other berries will be ...

... al* to enjoy an old-fashioned Chr.stmu. Then look at the increase in longevity! Centenarians would become as commoa ac blackberries The concert. arranged by Holy Girls Fri. ndly Society, which originally fixed for January 26th but unavoidably postponed ...

... open position. and wlll keep then moist. Give black currants, will succeed best in deeply-dug, well-drained raspberries, blackberries and loganberries a soil. Planted at intervals between now and the thick layer of manure over the rocts. Hoe the end of ...

... branch for- mation should be cut back, leaving only 3—4 inches of growth. Newly-planted raspberries, loganberries, and blackberries cut down to within six inches of the ground, and when the young canes appear, train these ou to @ trellis. Strawberry beds ...

... Alrewas “Things are not what they seem! We learn in our very childhood that the eat’s velvet paw is not talonless; that the blackberry grows on a brier; that the blooming bud is often cankered at the heart; that the shining bubble bursts while it glitters ...

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... river. He flipped his line straight backward—and got a irritated bear with the hook in its ear— and left at high speed. One blackberry bush in New Zealand is said to extend for 200 miles in length and six miles in width. ...