... 2s, to 2a. 10d. per apples, 24. to pee lb.; goara, 24. to 4d.: grapes, GO. to 8d tomatoes, 4d. to 64.; plums, 21. to blackberries. 3d. to 4d. ler quart; potatoes, 64. to 7d. NORTIIWICR, Friday.-Rutter. 1.. Q. ter 8 I', la.: fools, M. 6d. to ss. per ...

... often attain a length of five to ail inches, end the long narrow I late key.. appear almost woody , crinkled their *drs. The blackberry now filling countryside with a scent which attracts inmate and moths at dusk, and if you take walk along a country lane ...

... month for flowers. especially wild ftowers. The May blossom is over bat the hedges are gay with wild roses. honeysuckle and blackberry blossom. Tall foxgloves are growing in the open woods to Luke the place of the primroses and violets. On a very sunny morn- ...

... GET SLACXSERRIES IN So that as man, blackberries as possible may be preserved this seasoo the Ministry of Agriculture and Vie Food Ministry urge that properly coadoeted parties of blackberry pickers should have wears to land. Pleserving centres will pay ...

... flower buds of loganberries and blackberries are badly damaged by the beetles long before maggots hatch out With raspberries the damage starts about the middle of June With loganberries it may be the end of June with blackberries not till July With the unusual ...

... nett flowers, and three heart-shaped 'caves among the leaf mould in the ods. One part of the embankment. .vered with blackberry thorns. had oet n burned. and the black earth showed several hundred young plants of rose bay willow here tcoilobium • nzu ...

... top you can sift some more soil, for two feet or so around. Those and then press this down with a who have not got any blackberries wooden presser. The box then goes or loganberries may like to plant on the staging in the greenhouse. or some now, and ...

... spots well into October. These bright flowers contrast well with the surrounding hedgerow hips and haws. elderberries and blackberries. I. L. H. Personal Mrs. Emily May flews, of 48 Gainsborough-road, Crewe, who died on July 7 last, left £4,708 12s. gross ...

... for. and there may he some plums available far the ordinary consumer. Rhubarb, gooseberries,. plums. and loganberries and blackberries specially cultivated for the purpose will tie tinned. hut not strawberries, raspberries, or currants. No further releases ...

... and this, instead of being clothed with evergreens, could be planted out with boysenberries, nectarberries, John Innes blackberries and so on. On the north wall of the house, where there will be little sun, gooseberries and redcurrants can be planted ...

... have been continued with stock noted for type and good breeding qualities. The herd now consists of four famous lines, Blackberry. Buttercup. Beautiful, and Lady Molilngton After many years of careful breeding these strains have passed Mr. Jefferson's ...

... Is 24 to 1. 4d; •pplet. 24 to 3d. pears, 2.1 to 4d, tooutoe., S i to 7d, ropes. 1.. dantonr. 214 to 3d. plum.. to 4d. blackberries, 2d to 3d. potatoes, 5d to IR per peck ~~., I ...