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... AWAY. ASK FOR A SOME PRICES Strawberries Garden Peas Loganberries f Broad Beans f from Is. 2d. from 9d. Cherries Spinach f Blackberries Scarlet Runners/ Spring Onions from Is. Asparagus from 2s. j j Cauliflower from Is. 6d. Peas and Carrots from Is. 2d ...
... manure keeping their soil wet Cold weather would weaken the unprotected crowns as they pushed their way to the tight. New Blackberries. Better fruits of the native bramble are grown in fertile garden soil than in the hedge-mouid by the sides of the roads ...
... K.MS, LAND I BLACKBERRY FARM. DFIGHTON. let. ft r.iles I* North Northallerton; AOO acres m all: aires arable. acres timber; Rood house, ample buildings; late owner's occupation over rears Apply Watson and Harlow, Solicitors, Queens I err ace, M iddlesbrough ...
... better fruits arc grown from the varieties than from the type. Bedford Giant is an early variety, and John Innes is late blackberry. TPIIWtPSS.- If the favourite variety fails to set a satisfactory crop two seasons running, proliahly the variety self-sterile ...
... U.MS. LAND BLACKBERRY FARM, DEIGHTON. to let. o miles North of Northallerton; acres all; 60 acres arable. 17 acres timber, good house, ample buildings; late in owner's occupation over year* Apply Watson and Barlow, Solicitors, 9, Queen's Ten ace. Mid ...
... reasons beyond the control of the farmer. Land which ten years ago was in high state of cultivation was to-day growing thorns, blackberry bushes and brambles. There was something sadly wrong about that, and he was sure that the time had arrived when a careful ...
... of the Rev. William Waugh, left estate the gross value £6,859, with net personalty £6,522. Mr. Haroid John Seaborne, of Blackberry Hill, Stapleton, Bristol, headmaster, left estate of the gross value of £1.685, with net personalty £1,121. Mrs. Ella Mortimer ...
... ten to fifteen shillings a pound. An American nursery gardener, Luther Burbank, invented 'toneless plums, thorn• less blackberries, and seedless oranges. Whereas the proportion of the brain of man to the rest of his body is about 1 to 60, the proportion ...
... on the long ride to the gipsy encampment. A golden afternoon it was, with the smell of the* harvest everywhere and the blackberries hanging thick dark grapes on the hedgerow. I passed the gate of Stone House with quickening of interest. In that bright ...
... and that the rabbits and pigeons had bee., burnt to death. She also noticed that the hedge had been alight and that the blackberry bushes were scorched. The tops of the runner beans were badly scorched ana the cabbage patch was strewn with burnt material ...
... Nurae E:sonk Nura!ng Home. 8. King's Parkroad. Southampton. to Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hansom. a eon. HOA.RE —January 28th, at 7. Blackberry-te race, Soutnamnton, to Mr. and Mrs. Hoare (nee Gladys 81nowdenl. the gift of a son. FORDER.—On January 31st, 1939. at ...
... Cole, 7s, Railway Approach, East Grinstead. LI OR SALE, 8 TONS GOOD MEADOW HAY; easily accessible.— Apply, Miss Maldock, Blackberry Mead Farm, Lingaeld. EN'S AND BOYS' RAINCOATS AND OYER.LYI COATS In all newest styles to be seen at 1310 P.. 38-40. High ...