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... scabious, COW parsnip. gipsy wurt. torment'', catmint, water cress, knapweed, herb Robert, wood sorrel, narrow-leased vetch, blackberry flower and fruit, elderverry trim. yarrow, etc. The field paths were rather wet in places, but on the whole thoroughly eI ...
... Autumn time say fast the ws D sbrkeyneplaces. Near the - unemeloved - .o found moneywort. possibly from loose garden. Blackberries ; found in Eld•riVXMall &Pe b 0124 taken by to which is getting vareg, We dtffieult to procure. We Trav,ilPd On tO the ...
... always sonic wild flowers to see. In May the woods are thick with bluebells and anemones and ':n au:umn lovely ferns and blackberries. Then ; like looking for birds' nests in the hedges. I often see their pretty eggs, Inver take thum. You go over t:'e got ...
... foolish persont— Because be is always selling what he kneed.; himself. What, is it that is white,, green, red, blackf—A blackberry. tent by Sarah Ann Perrin. Sewage Farm, Willey Cerra, Gatley, Cheshire. ...
... • -- NORKIft.) the raspberry. The blackberry. Mo. similar attention %ben Übe I home been gathered. PR . IIINLNG R.A.11814111. 1k06.11E. Rambling roses furnish a glorious dis-: play during the height of summer if they are planted in 1001 moil in & sunny ...
... open, and the spor ting individual armed with rod and may bal ely anticipate the best of fishing in river and stream. Blackberries and cobnuta invite leisurely h oors spent with a basket along the hedgerows, fruit picking is going on apace in the orchards ...
... CLAMPS. Bouquet of weld Rowers: 1 O'ive EVAiIeY. 2 Etessie Sutton. 3 Street. 4 Leslie Ford. epee/0 Frank Whittin;barn. Blackberries: 1 J. Griffiths, 2 Rose Merrill, 3 N. Sawyer, 4 M. SawYer, Nora Brassington. ...
... plant in flower in Galley rarrs in February. The brilliant autumn tints on the guelder and bird cherry were much admired. Blackberries An d raspberries were gathered en mute. The red clubs of a fungus (Tomb's militaris) that lives upon and kills the caterpillar ...
... can be 4L9'1ar..1 in harvest decorations the letter the effe..t. 11LACKBERRY JELLY. That men popular of the wild fruits blackberry —is plentiful this season, kn't WheZe I: be readily gathered k worth while to obtain a supply nuking btaekbe. - ry jelly ...
... cucumber, tomato, almond, and almost all kind of vegetables. In small fruit lie has gooseberry, red and black currant. blackberry, loganberry, red and white raspberry, and a new fruit he has propagated from raspberry and black' berry; also apple. plum ...