... its name tempts me to try it. BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES BLACKBERRIES FOR FOR CULTIVATION C in years plucked appear hundred ago; the plentiful from Falstaff's upon as ...

... produce, and, if so, the gatherers could be prosecuted under the Theft Blackberry Time B RIGHT autumn days enthusiastic blackberry erers and early-rising mushroom seekers. Much blackberry picking is done from the roadside or along public paths; untended paths ...

... COUNTRY LIFE - SEPTEMBER 17 . 1 959 Blackberry Cobbler! Big juicy blackberries with a topping of feather-light sponge REMIN DER RECIPE Blackberr y Cobbler : Wash r ib. blackberries, then stew in sugar to taste. \Vhile they are stewing, cream together ...

... A T summer the briers seemed to grow extra long and spiky and malignant. o, after the blackberrie had been culled, Old Will and I set about lopping the vicious tentacles that can twine themselves around the wool of a sheep and hold it fast unto death ...

... Fruit The hot weather has encouraged logan berries and blackberries to go on growing much later than usua and I keep fi nding young canes th at have not been ti ed in. This is some· thing that should be put right quick!\· so that late growth has a chance ...

... 656 lot of work. By 1946, when I picked blackberries on Merrow Down near Guildford, the London Catalogue of British Plants listed nearly 160 wild types. Many are of poor or only moderate quality. On Merrow Down I picked Rubus calvatus, which is shiny ...

... A COUNTRYMAN'S COUNTRY LIFE-NOVEMBER 4, 1971 and even a brace of partridges for supper, blackberries for a pie, and, to crown it all, had come upon a colony of bees conveniently I hived in an old upturned kitchen sink. I could return home and ponder how ...

... 3.-C T-LE VED BLACKBERRY, THE BERRIE OF WHICH HAVE A GOOD FL VO R. (Right) 4.- MERTO THORNLES EW BRAMBLE WITHOUT SPI E should be allowed between them and more for the very strong growing varieti s. (The Himalayan Giant blackberry, which is really too ...

... running along the blackberry a yard or two from the Shortly after the mouse At length the mouse came to a part stem of a blackberry a yard or two from the eat's sleeping place. Shortly after the mouse reached the main stem of the blackberry it passed within ...

... COUNTRYMAN'S NOTES ByiANNIALL T HE spread of both blackberry and the elderberry bush in and about our wood intrigued me for a long time. Blackberry does, of course, spread in a layering way, a long stem coming down to the ground, and taking root while ...

... DOGS GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS-Superb Blackberry of Rozavel). . pedigree (Dam Blackberry of Rozavel). Very dark some black. K.C . Reg., wormed, canilep vaccinated. Ready now. Phone 01-672 2267 01-672 2267 GORDON SETTER PUPPIES, bred from winning stock,ready ...

... The genus Rubus, however, to which the blackberry belongs, contains a large number of different species and varieties, among which are several different kinds well worth cultivating. Many of the named blackberry varieties have arisen as selections from ...