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... BLACKBERRY CULTURE. Many of the American blackberries are excellent fruits. Strong, well drained clay soils are best, but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where possible, a cool exposure is desirable. On good soils no manure will be needed until the ...
... root, the cut being rubbed smooth to prevent the sucker making another start. BLACK BERRY C ULT RE. Many of the American blackberries are excellent fruits. Strong, well drained day soils are beat, but the plants thrive almost anywhere. Where possible. a ...
... HEALTH BILL. The grievances against the Public Health (Scotland) Bill are many and amendments are about as numerous as blackberries in July. Keith is responsible for one and the grievance which our civic dignatories foresee, should the Bill, as it presently ...
... but it will 'actually yield both larger :toil better crops than more closely planted areas. It IKS. cultivated American blackberries yield large crops of most, useful berries, and aro well worth cultivation in every garden that has room for them. They ...
... make a refrialting mummer drink. Atlil half a of carboliate el multi if %tante.' to cifervface. • • • Blackberry Wine. -Tim fruit for making blackberry wine always he gotlirrod dry day, and only it IN unite 1 lir. Put it into vessel which is fitted with ...
... previous year or years' wend. mostly terminal. Apricot (mainly), on spurs, previous year or years' wood; mostly terminal. Blackberry. nearly or quite terminal on current season's w,wxl . Cherry, on spurs, previous year or years' wood, mostly terminal. Currant ...
... pint. Another delivery Fine Salt Herrings, 3 a penny. Special offer one week only. Home-made Gooseberry Jam and Jelly and Blackberry. Oatmeal, is led per stone. Syrup. 2 lbs. 4d. Enamelled Kettles, Is 2d. Clothes Pins, 2 dozen for 3d. ...
... Another hybrid highly spoken of is that between a raspberry and the common blackberry. In habit it is raid to resemble the raspberry. but the foliage is similar to that of the blackberry, and the fruit is much the same in size and shape as that of the lastnamed ...
... in the ease of large plantations, the injury done iby birds is proportionately leas than in small ones. Raspberries and blackberries ran often protected by planting elder and inidberiy neer them. Quite ingenion, method that answers in some cases very well ...
... Miss Smith, 2 Robert Gordon. For best marmalade—Miss Morrison. For best rhubarb jam-1 Miss Morrison, 2 Miss Smith. For best blackberry jelly-1 Mrs Horn, 2 Mrs Reid. For best ribbed stockings-1 Miss Annie Duncan, Eastbrae ; 2 Miss Mary Duncan. ScaoLAsrfc, ...
... NOTES ON SMALL FRUITS. Blackberries.--Surface tillage to oneervo the soil-moisture is necessary in dry a tuntions. Mulching is even more ellectiv where practicable. Exposure of picked fruit to hot sunshir impairs its quality in a few minutes. To e two ...
... Old Vintage, le lid pint. Baas No. 1, Sid two pinta; Ordinary, two pints. Stout. ed. Sd two pints. Raspberry, Strawberry, Blackberry Wine, etc., only Ted bottle Some fine Home-made Jam cheap. Mealy Puddings, Id each, Home-made. Oatmeal, beet, Is per stone ...