... overvigorous kinds, ff the ground is not ready to receive the new canes, leave them where they am till all is ready for them. Blackberries and loganberries are also easily propagated. Merely bike new canes—that is, those that have l**cn made during this summer—and ...

... garden in Barrowfoid, lias picked about SOOlbs. of gooseberries, lOOlbs. of strawberries and raspberries, and over 200 lbs. blackberries tins year. With characteristic generosity, he has ?iven a good deal of this fruit to riends and neighbours. Though Mr. ...

... entirely shed. The year has been wonderful for fruit, especially Hawthorne, roses, mountain ash, guilder rose, honeysuckle, blackberries, and holly. lli« black fruit# the hoe, or blackthorn, wfc»rc found near «the other hand, hazel nuts have been scarce even ...

... bramble, nettles and furze grew in thick profusion. After hour or so retired, much scarred, but the betoff by a few pounds blackberries. TVavelling on the Skipton road, we had tea at the Winifred Cafe. The return was made by Cononley and Carleton, and on ...

... wall rue ami spleen wort decorating the wall hereal*outs cannot fail to escape notice. There is every indication of a good blackberry season this year, the, bushes on the road sides l>eing laden with flowers and green fruit. A WELCOME SIGN. This is a welcome ...

... and friends. The flowers were given to sick scholars. BARNOLDSWICK Cyclists Gather Berries. Sunday afternoon wan spent blackberrying by members of the Clarion Cycling Club, who rode lo Tosaide, where they had lunch, and returned home through Settle, where ...

... inspiration, for has converted old ash-tip into a kitchen garden that produces some of the finest vegetables, and oven tho blackberry bnvlies that wore there originally have lieon cultivated to bear fruit superior quality. On matters food production this ...

... the azricriltural campaign. Hi- agncnltural knovlerlce i- a great jiwt him in his motnliersliip of the (oiuilT Council. Blackberries. Then is fine crop of Ida! klicrras. It is said than that last rear, which was indeed a good one. Some of them are being ...

... was instru- mental in realising £l/14/6 for the local Spitfire Fund. Mr. I. Hartley had a spray of an American bramble, or blackberry. Gardeners know it the parsley leaved bramble. Originally thrown out a garden, the bush seems to be thriving now on its ...

... have been many ramblers to be seen in the various beauty spots of the district. Amongst the young people the gathering of blackberries has been a favourite pastime, and there have been a good number taken from the hedgesides in the last few weeks. Remembrance ...

... left through Kskdale (been for dinner the hillside in glorious sunshine. I'ront here the coast was clearly visible and blackberries were in abundance. Lunch over, and another mile on the clock, we branched right and were soon by the edge of Hast water ...

... mineral matter is gradually disintegrated by the action of these curious organisms. this old lane are many brambles, and blackberrying was popular for time, other people, too. going for the same past •me. But now the clouds came rolling up. and sharp and ...