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... road. nothing more useful than them-for the duration and three years after. The places mentioned here can only be thorn and blackberry bushes. There is a velvet glove at \~7rittle, but it covers UP LL OVER THE FIELD vVe ran through the country of rouch a ...
... deer ; venerable tllorn tree blo ome l every Spring, and the children of two parishe filled their basket and tin can with blackberries at each Summer's end. T hen in 1940 came the Tanks. For three weeks of ummer weather they camped on this ground. Stiles ...
... nlow-overs. Something like 70 acres are deeply rigged and dominated by tor gr:o:ss. Over ros acres are thorn (not high thorn) or blackberry clad, while as much as 90 acres are neither in crop nor grass-just uncultivated cultivated land. The waterways are clogged ...
... Clusters of vivid orange pyracantha with stripped privet , some blackthom and rose hips from the hedges, a few sprays of blackberry not deprived of its leaves, and old man's beard make an attractive arrangement in a blue and white china bowl (Fig. 5). ...
... Helena Rubinstein's Dark Red Velvet, which has a lot of blue in it, and Merlon's Evening, which is the Elizabeth colour of blackberry juice. Elizabeth Arden's latest lipstick shade is called Montezuma Red, and is a dark, vivid red perfect to wear with beige ...
... produce fruit in the autum:l. Blackberries and loganberries can be treated in much the same way as raspberries, although with some of more vigorous kind of blackfound better to l ~te winter to the more vigorous kind of blackberries, it is found better to leave ...
... Cottage, 21, Crown Dale, London, 5.E.19. THE PONY AND THE BLACKBERRIES Sm,-The following incident may amuse and interest some of your readers. A friend of mine set out on her pony to pick blackberries in the country lanes. She had filled her basket, and was ...
... the garden and the fields. For example, could one describe better a serpentine garden wall as being crinkle-crankle, or a blackberry bush as a cock-brumble? And who else but a Suffolker would have thought of a woman as being as-smart-as-a-carrot? or twilight ...
... Ma nsion H ouse Chambers, LONDON , E.C .4 3 Bush Apples 2 Bush Plums 6 Black Currants 6 Gooseberries 6 Red Currants 2 Blackberries 2 Loganberries I Bush Pear con tructed. Stevenage R oad , .W .6. Fulham 231 l (6 linos). Raspberries 12 T HE charge for ...
... which day girls, especially those in billets, are encouraged to take part-are many, and for town girls novel, such as blackberrying, collecting of wild fl ower , fruits and fungi, and, most interesting of all, perhap , real work in the fields. During ...
... R. H . BATH , LT D., Th e F lora I Fa rms , WISBECH . 3 Bush Apples Seeds an d Glad ioli. I Bush Pear 6 Red Currants 2 Blackberries A Country Life Publication The paper :for the experienced amateur and professional gardener GAYBORDER MELBOURNE NEW CAT ...
... sometimes the information that elderberry pies and jellies are delicious and that in America they are eaten as often as blackberrie . Tho e who have eaten elderberry pie may deem this praise a little too high, even as is the praise of the elder wine in ...