... the bared wood in order to protect it from weather. Stopping the flow of sap will kill the trees. Grow a choice variety of blackberry or grow one of the hybrid brambles. On that side of the tree where the bramble is to be planted, cut away some of the woody ...

... AN EARLY PRUNING Raspberries, blackberries and the hybrid brambles are similarly treated. Once a bramble has fruited, its Iruited‘ stems should be cut to the ground. Thin the new canes of established raspberries to six per stool. The native and the hybrid ...

... GARDEN NOTES. MODERN BLACKBERRIES. Bigger fruits of the wild bramble are grown in fertile garden ground than in the hedgerow mould by the sides of the lanes. Bigger fruits still are grown by the varieties than by the type. Bedford Giant is an early variety ...

... headdress and carried a mystle spray of pink carnations. The bridesmaid, Miss Nina Dooley, sister of the bride. wore crushed blackberry taffeta with pink accessories and carried a bhouquet of white carnations. A reception held in the Eglinton Hotel, Salthill ...

... to 5 it. tall with 9 inch oval leaves, purple flowers and black herries. WOODY-NIGHTSHADE: Which i= usually tound among blackberries and hedges. It has blue flowers and red berries. The last two have heen the subject of countless coroners’ warnings. Unless ...

... visit to Holland and the ¢ori |l appear on 24th November, 1961, | outlook they engender in the 0U T |petition will be for blackberry Y. in all Post Offices, Garda Siochana | an age Wheni he s - roviding | ——————— Barracks, etc., throughout the county. ideals ...

... Went Picking Blackberries: Started £5O Fire ;rPIR.E!: Claddagh boys, two aged 'lighter and matches before setting out K eight and the third nine years of !to pick blackberries on Sunday, age went picking blackberries hst|September 17th. September and ...