... fences or poles. BLACKBERRY VARIETIES. The Himalaya blackberry, i s the Royal Horticultural Society, and should grown where space admits. It makes enormous growth, and bears clusters of blackberries of large size! Unlike ordinary blackberries, fruits the old ...

... DAIRY AND PANNIER PRICES. EXETER —Sept. 14th. Apples, cooking, lb; do., dessert to ; blackberries, 4d; whortleberries, is, plums, local grown, stewing, 6d; do., dessert-, 8d to is; melons, Dutch, each; pineapples 2s 6d; black {rrapes, English, 2s 6d lb; ...

... the roses. It is the bramble, from which a few short months ahead laughing girls with baskets will reap the harvest of blackberries, whilst in Dress autumn-flowering roses liberally with liquid manure. The budding: of roses should now be in operation ...

... into the wintry sombreness; lingering campions and honeysuckles hang in the hedgrows by clusters of hawthorn fruit and blackberries ;and freshly-sprung green ferns forge their way through a net-work of crimson and yellow bramble leaves. A land of contrasts ...

... Miss Biddall's J nggler. Dartmoor pony: J, J. Maunders (Marytavy) Fairy Queen; 2, Miss Beryl Northey's (Petertavy) Blackberry; 3, •Mrs. B. C. C. Pratt's Tamsy. Cobs: Miss Scott's (Yelverton) Comet; 2, E. Perkins' (Tortown, Petertavy) Jessie: ...

... ), who had a small stitched satin hat to match, with tiny overlapping wings of, alternately, blackberry and opal Pink, encircling the crown, and a blackberry mohair lace eye-veil finishing tha bnm. Mrs. Steele-Perkins wore also monkey furs, and carried ...

... 'd; fat calves. 9d to lOd. DAIRY AND PANNIER PRICES. EXETER—Aug. 24th. Apples, cooking, 4d lb; do., dessert, 6d to 8d; blackberries, 6d; whortleberries, Is; plums, local grown, stewing, 6d; do., dessert, to Is; melons, Dutch, 2s 6d to 3s 6d each; pineapples ...

... Is 6d ■ bacon, to Is 3d; potatoes. Id to lid lb: apples, 4d to fid; pears, 2d to 3d each; peaches, 3d; tomatoes, to lb; blackberries, Sri; plums, 2d to bd; greengages, led; grapes, 9d to 2s 3d; runner beaiits 2d to 2Jd; green peas, 4d; mushrooms, 9d lOd ...

... tomatoes, 4d to 8d; kidney beans, and 2d; mushrooms. 6d; whortleberries, 9d; apples, ld to 4d ; plums. 3d to damsons. 4d 6d; blackberries, 2d and cucumbers, 4d and 5d each; lettuce, id and ld. TOTNES—Sept. 7th. Ducks. 9d to lid lb; chickens, to is; fowls, 6d ...

... potatoes, lb and I4lb for Is-, tomatoes, 6d lb; mushrooms, iod; plums, 3d and 4d- damsons, 4d; whortleberries, yd and lod; blackberries, 3d; apples, ld to 4d; pears, 3U and lid each. TOTNES—Sept. 14th. Ducks, 9d ls lb; chicken, yd : old partridged, 6d to ...

... beeches have a fair share of brown-tipped leaf, but the pioneers of the autumn advent are the wild fruit of the hedgerows. The blackberry brambles are laden with berries in all stages of development, from green to black, and rich crop of bronze fruit ripens ...

... lie may seen with purple-dyed lips and fingers scouring the hedges with a big basket under his arm, and hooked stick, for blackberries, or the depth of the woods picking ferns, fearns, as he picturesquely calls them. ALWAYS SHUTS THE GATES. One has sometimes ...