... New stock If the blackberries are merely wild ones which you have tamed, then you would be wise to consider the cultivated forms and, if you have none or have plants which have really outlived their usefulness, then certainly buy new stock. As soon as ...

... to do with the soft fruit to keep you warm enough. For a change, let us begin with the more vigorous of the cane fruit, blackberries and loganberries. If you already have plants, all well and good provided that the fruit are of a satisfactory size. Train ...

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... nostalgia he writes: I spent many happy days in Stroud. I used to go to the hop gardens. and over to Whitewall and Upnor blackberrying. I and some other boys would go and tressoass on the Earl of Darnley's estates and teal chestnuts — I'd I , ke some right ...