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... Cite& ilia letter he had just piittiucit en' ttzt e med wrote R ex . Ps took his hi bead, Mid , left the stain ato his blackberrying to mother. I'll be Ilia let tl reed to lota • the 04141 11 • 'I • . • Si/ I'u~d { Bill ~. ir t `wa , P its* I I 111.1 ne ...

... 3 away. , Heite were hundreds of . fairies and elves, all occupied with the task of Making buds ready to stick upo)1 the blackberry bushes when sprnig came round again. This is the end of chapter two of our serial story„ whigh4 had to write myself, and ...

... Himper, 41, C nt Road. Ronald, Marsh, 48, En d Road.. Ccorge Handley, 44, Pl'zpces Road. And so, said. the King of 4e •Blackberries, you say you do tEot want to go to school any more, , iiut would like to stay with us. Is t'rlat so ? Oh, yes ! said ...

... about Leaguers. This time it some of my nieces who Girl Guides. They have spent a lot of their leisure time in collecting blackberries and selling them presumably for the funds of their troop. Well done! ...

... because they art not rry is rOnsidered the ehoicent and the Loganberry. the bei;t kitchen. They. were produced re 7 crosaing blackberrieal with .ILaerlative. the open , Awring Nor Other the ;` , for I;teeemp(„be her, the merirreon; for JIM of ria, the rhodociendra ...

... the Lowberry, and the best cooking one is the Loganberry. Both have the sap of the Superlative raspberry and the common blackberry. They are more easily pleased with regard to cultivation than are raspberries. Petato-Onlons. The Potato-onion resembles ...

... cold winds by making a ridge of soil on the exposed side of the row. Pvuui the Smell Melts. The pruning of raiiberries, blackberries, and the crosses between the two—the hybrid brambles—coniista in cutting to the ground the, stems that have fruited, and ...

... September, there are such a lot of nice frnite reason in September, don't you think sof but there is very little pleasure in blackberrying or nutting in the rain! ••• • NEW MEMBERS: Thin week we May Witten, e 4, Park Road Jame, 2/, Monk's Avenue Juan Morrie ...

... ed plants keep flowering . The wild blackberry, the cut-leaved variety (the parsley-leaf blackberry), Himalayan Giant, and the American varieties are dessert as well as culinary fruits. The parsley-leaf blackberry has similar-sized fruits to, but tinier ...

... single stems that crop once only—place them in this category. They are nearly as atmospherically hardy as the brambles. Blackberries, and the hybrids (blackberies and raspberries crossed and recrossed), will flourish almost anywhere, in partial shade and ...