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... task Remember always to oil and clean them so that it does a neat job and is comfortable to use I planted two thornless blackberry plants three years ago and I am more tappy with them They are free from and the fruits are large and tasty However a few ...
... present Cane fruit: Spray with Fenitrothion on raspberry first link fruit loganberries at end of wering and 14 days later Blackberries at start of flowering and fortnight later This will in caused by moth attack Give spray to cover prevent raspberry beetle ...
... six inches apart and cooking varieties six to nine inches apart At the end of July bend down the new season’s growth of blackberries and loganberries and plant the tips firmly where they touch the soil about six inches deep These will be rooted in October ...
... vigour and reduce side-shoots to about six inches Increase strawberries by layering runners of disease-free plants and blackberries by layering the tips of healthy shoots Pick early varieties of apples and pears when they are slightly under ripe as they ...
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... can provide greenery and a good picking of fruit if you keep the birds at bay On a sunny wall the thornless loganberry the blackberry and the vine are shrubs to interest the home winemaker The purely decorative trees and shrubs offer at least one special ...
... frame stand them outside in a sheltered spot and cover with a pane of glass or rigid plastic IF you have not pruned your blackberries or loganberries do it now Cut down old fruited canes to ground level and tie-in current year’s shoots to supporting wires ...
... the boundries to screen surroundings are not attractive If however the fences are planted with rambling roses clematis blackberries or other trailing plants they in themselves are attractive and while veiling the ugly surroundings they do not shut them ...
... Old Tenants' Association Yvonne Kerchhoff said: British doesnt know in spite of the danger Our concern is that because blackberries are now ripe children will be encouraged to go on to the w- ii uu w wait for a chOd to its Rubbish dumpers had made the ...
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... shrub with white flowers and shiny black hips I will mention a few more next week A point of interest: all know the common blackberry where seedlings can pop up in the most unexpected places in our gardens The leaves make a pleasant and fragrant tea much ...
... Suburbs’ and it’s not surprising when you think of the rural beauty spots around the Grand Union Canal at Han we 11 Locks and Blackberry Comer (pick some berries and sloes but leave enough for the birds) 105 The Old Shot Tower Just on the edge of the borough ...