... valerian (it still grows here, even in winter, although not quite so s trongly as in summer) and a t angle made by a cultivated blackberry that decided to spread down the paths between the old cordon trees. I T is no u e pruning and spraying and leaving t rees ...

... valerian (it still grows here, even in winter, although not quite so s trongly as in summer) and a t angle made by a cultivated blackberry that decided to spread down the paths between the old cordon trees. I T is no u e pruning and spraying and leaving t rees ...

... to emphasise the point. Old ] arge .. we under tands 'im ; but some o' these young fellers. They've only got to s e the blackberries to make 'em a void them. 'Taint what it were. How often do ~.e hear keepers to-clay complain that the birds were never ...

... those hill . Berberi was everywhere, and a sort of stunted lime bush punctuated it, with every now and then a crub birch and blackberry bushes whose fruit would soon be ripe. I saw woodchat-shrikes foraging, rock-pipits, rock-doves and goldfinches, and, just ...

... macaw's or kingfisher's feathers and in the varying pinks and reds of a tropical coral reef, Pierre Cardin chose strange blackberry-purples, deep prunes, another purple as deep in tone as a black grape and a purple-brown, used for a dress that he called ...

... with a horse-reaper and some of the corn was cut that way too. The margins of fields weren't cultivated so much, and the blackberry bushes on the headlands and by the sides of the drystone wall weren't grubbed up or treated with weedkiller as they would ...

... with a horse-reaper and some of the corn was cut that way too. The margins of fields weren't cultivated so much, and the blackberry bushes on the headlands and by the sides of the drystone wall weren't grubbed up or treated with weedkiller as they would ...

... off at the roots, but the same treatment might not suit the old trees. I must get down to the valerian, and the cultivated blackberry that is encroaching from the bottom corner, where it was established some years ago. I can't put it off much longer. I have ...

... shiny nose. When autumn came, and the bramble leaves turned rose and gold and tender yellow, the glistening trusses of the blackberries tempted the berry-picking country people, who came with their wicker baskets, baskets which were quickly filled to overflowing ...

... well and lift them next year. In the orchard I cut back the cultivated blackberry with a vengeance: it was spreading too far. Now, to spite me, a apparent to year. In the blackberry anywhere. rehabilitate vengeance: spite ...

... this time, and hen pheasants come by stealth to have their assignations with these proud cocks, and then creep off into the blackberry bushes or the gorse to have their families. · room window, a cock pheasant was strolling along the piece of ground that ...

... Cecil Beaten. \ T T COUNTRY LIFE - MAY 12. 1960 my way along with a pair of heavy cutter specially made for dealing with blackberry, blacktborn and path must be kept open, or soon we should find ourselves cut off from the top of the cliff altogether. It ...